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Attfield passed his distance test Friday at Aqueduct, taking advantage of a ground-saving trip under Ricardo Santana Jr. to win the $150,000 Central Park Stakes by a half-length over favored Noble Dynasty. It was a neck back to pacesetting Honey Dutch in third.
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Three-year-old Gimpanzee filly Kadena became the fourth seven-figure seller at this year's Standardbred Horse Sale when she was purchased by Armitage Farm for $1.2 million during Friday's final session of the mixed sale.
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John Rallis' analysis of the Monday 11/10 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Raging Fury has had a nightmarish time trying to break through the Florida-bred nonwinners-of-one allowance condition at Gulfsteam Park. But after a victory in open company in September, trainer Nolan Ramsey thinks that the stars may finally align for the 4-year-old gelding when he returns to the statebred level on Sunday at Gulfstream.
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Bishops Bay, winner of the Grade 3 Forty Niner Stakes on Nov. 2, will be strongly considered for the Grade 2, $500,000 Cigar Mile here on Dec. 6, trainer Brad Cox said.
John Rallis' analysis of the Sunday 11/9 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Gezora, the 9-1 winner of the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf at Del Mar for trainer Francis-Henri Graffard, will be transferred to Chad Brown and have a 4-year-old campaign stateside.
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Book'em Danno, the multiple Grade 1 stakes winning New Jersey-bred, will soon be joining trainer Derek Ryan's stable at Tampa Bay Downs to begin preparing for his 5-year-old campaign.
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Trainer Justin Nixon has been waiting some time to give Sheilahs Warcloud a chance around two turns. After 13 straight starts at a mile or shorter, the 4-year-old filly will stretch out to 1 1/16 miles as a lively contender in the $100,000 Thirty Eight Go Go Stakes on Sunday at Laurel Park.
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A hot weanling market has been one of the drivers of double-digit gains in key economic indicators at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale. So, just how hot is it? “Scalding,” Denali Stud's Conrad Bandoroff said.
