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Explora gives Baffert good shot at first Honeybee win
A 1 1/16-mile Grade 3 worth $750,000, Sunday's Honeybee drew 10 entrants, and its winner will almost certainly earn sufficient qualifying points to make the Kentucky Oaks field.
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A 1 1/16-mile Grade 3 worth $750,000, Sunday's Honeybee drew 10 entrants, and its winner will almost certainly earn sufficient qualifying points to make the Kentucky Oaks field.
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Vicente Del-Cid, the leading rider at the three of the last four Thoroughbred meetings at Delta Downs in Louisiana, has moved to Santa Anita.
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Souper Tuscan had enough excuses in his last start that bettors may want to give him another chance in Sunday's second-level allowance/optional $62,500 claiming feature at Gulfstream Park.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Sunday 3/1 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Lucille Ball entered her stakes debut Feb. 6 with sky-high expectations, making the crash back down to earth all the more crushing after a 26-length defeat. Trainer Chris Englehart remains undeterred, however, and will bring her right back in the $135,000 Correction Stakes on Sunday at Aqueduct.
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Pietro Moran, the Eclipse Award-winning apprentice jockey of 2025, will begin riding at Gulfstream Park on Sunday. He will ride there until Woodbine opens in April.
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Dylan Davis, who suffered multiple injuries including multiple broken ribs as well as having a kidney removed as the result of a spill at Aqueduct on Nov. 14, was scheduled to return to race-riding this weekend at Gulfstream Park.
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Barring a late change of heart, Skippylongstocking, winner of the Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup on Jan. 24, is likely to make his next start in the Grade 1, $300,000 Santa Anita Handicap on March 7, trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said Friday.
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Trainer Brad Cox is shaking things up with Catching Freedom on Sunday, sending the millionaire three turns in the $135,000 Pig Trail overnight stakes at Oaklawn Park.
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Breezing in different sets moments apart, Nearly, the Grade 3 Holy Bull winner, worked a half-mile in 50.17 seconds, getting his last quarter in 23.77 and galloping out five furlongs in 1:02.49, and Renegade, the Sam. F. Davis winner, covered the same distance in 50.29, galloping out five furlongs in 1:03.40.