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Big Time Boss is dropping out of open stakes company with money rider Rafael Hernandez aboard to contest Sunday's $150,000 Clarendon Stakes, a six-furlong test for Ontario-sired and Ontario-bred 2-year-olds.
Dandy Ideal and Madden Oaks were the winners of two $35,000 Progress Pace eliminations for 3-year-old colts and geldings on Thursday night at Bally's Dover.
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Watch Em Win made every call a winning one in the $110,000 final of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders' Fund series for 2-year-old colts and geldings on the pace at Bally's Dover, asserting his dominance up the backstretch en route to a career-best and stakes record-tying 1:51 2/5 score on Thursday (Nov. 20).
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Harrah's Hoosier Park is set to honor two of Indiana's finest on Saturday, Nov. 22 as millionaire mares M-M's Dream and Kobe's Gigi will make their final career starts before beginning their broodmare careers.
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It's fitting that the stakes season at MGM Yonkers Raceway will come to an end this year with leading trainer Per Engblom sending out five from his stable in the opening round of the MGM Grand Prix Series for trotters and pacers. The two Grand Prix Series offer three preliminary legs, with $250,000 finals slated for closing night on December 19.
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The long racing season came to an end for many of the sport's leading horses this past Saturday (November 15) when the Meadowlands conducted the last major stakes races for 2-year-olds in its Fall Four. Co-starring on the program were the swan songs for some of the sport's most enduring horses featured in the FanDuel Championship events where the trotting mare M-M's Dream proved her mettle for the final time over the Meadowlands miler before moving on to matronhood in 2026. While the star-studded evening was mixed with inclement weather, the performers put on quite the show, with a few surprises in the mix.
David Aragona's TimeformUS Highlight Horse for Friday, November 21, at Aqueduct.
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Rising Inflation began racing in her native Louisiana this summer and on Thursday’s opener at Fair Grounds won her fourth race from five starts in the state in the $100,000 John Valene Memorial.
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Braxten Boyd, who has already set a career high for purses this season and is approaching his best for wins, will look to remain on a roll when he drives in three of the four New Jersey Standardbred Development Fund finals for 2-year-old trotters and pacers Saturday at the Meadowlands.
The local star Watch Me Rock will be a solid favorite to win his Group 1 debut in Saturday’s $967,800 Railway Stakes at a mile at Ascot Racecourse in Perth, Australia.
