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If racing resumes at Aqueduct Thursday, following the jockeys' refusal to ride the last eight races Sunday due to differences with New York Racing Association management, there will be a $79,410 carryover in the pick six.
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Despite wet weather that led to the cancellation of a day of racing in recent weeks, average daily handle increased at the Del Mar autumn meeting that ended Sunday, according to figures compiled by Daily Racing Form.
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It's too soon to say what the first part of 2026 holds for Magnitude, but whatever race comes into focus for the 3-year-old colt, preparations for it will happen in New Orleans.
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Jockey Antonio Fresu said Sunday that he plans to ride at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai, beginning Friday, and will return to California in advance of opening day at Santa Anita.
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Shortly after he arrived in Southern California from Hong Kong in late 2019, jockey Umberto Rispoli set a goal of winning a riding title at Del Mar or Santa Anita. Nearly six years later, Rispoli reached that achievement at the Del Mar autumn meeting that ended on Sunday.
Thursday's nine-race program will be highlighted by a $57,000 allowance for 2-year-old fillies scheduled to be run at five furlongs on turf, which hopefully will be open for business for the first time after being shut down due to rainy weather on each of the first four days of the session.
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Great Venezuela, the queen of Gulfstream’s Tapeta track, returned home and got back to her winning ways when registering a 2 1/2-length victory in Sunday’s Islamorada overnight handicap.
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Reef Runner returned to the work tab here Saturday for the first time since his fourth-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint. It must have been a warming thought for trainer David Fawkes, who sat shivering outside his barn at Churchill Downs awaiting the arrival of the van scheduled to take more than a dozen of his Kentucky-breds to Arkansas, where they will winter at Oaklawn Park.
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 12/2 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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It's hardly a surprise to see the name Gerald Bennett atop the trainer standings at Tampa Bay Downs, a track at which the octogenarian has won nine training titles during what is now a 50-year training career. Bennett has won four races during the first five days of the 90-day meet and on Wednesday he'll send out U Lite Up My Life in the featured second-level allowance/optional $32,000 claiming feature for fillies and mares going seven furlongs on the main track.
