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Light Won Up, Fresu have happy comebacks in Sweet Life Stakes
The $103,000 Sweet Life Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday was a winning comeback for Light Won Up and her jockey, Antonio Fresu.
Steve AndersenFeb 07, 2026
The $103,000 Sweet Life Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday was a winning comeback for Light Won Up and her jockey, Antonio Fresu.
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Well-bred 3-year-old Plutarch jumped into the Derby picture Saturday at Santa Anita, but a number of story lines will emerge from the Grade 3 Robert B. Lewis Stakes.
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Toastin Heros, dismissed at 13-1, won the richest race of his career in Saturday’s $350,000 Championship at Sunland Park for Quarter Horses, beating a field that included 2025 World Champion Fdd Dreams, who ran third.
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The champion Nitrogen put an exclamation point on the unforgettable weekend trainer Mark Casse had at Oaklawn Park when she won the Grade 3, $250,000 Bayakoa on Saturday.
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The first running of the Grade 2 D. Wayne Lukas Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday was the fourth consecutive win for the star mare Splendora, her first start since a victory in the Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint at Del Mar in November.
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Concrete Glory scored his 18th career victory - but first in a stakes - when he broke running under Irad Ortiz Jr. and was never seriously threatened as he galloped to a two-length victory in Saturday’s $100,000 Pelican Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs.
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Renegade ran himself out of the maiden ranks and onto the Kentucky Derby trail with a wide rally from off the pace to win Saturday’s $210,000 Sam F. Davis Stakes by 3 3/4 lengths at Tampa Bay Downs.
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El Potente turned back time Saturday at Santa Anita, where the 7-year-old front-running veteran won the Grade 3 Thunder Road Stakes for a second straight year.
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Moon Spun extended her winning streak to four while giving trainer Brian Lynch his eighth stakes victory of the Championship meet with a relatively easy 3 1/4-length decision over Le Amazonia in Saturday’s $125,000 Ladies' Turf Sprint at Gulfstream Park.
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Talk to Me Jimmy, the 11-length winner of Friday’s $200,000 Withers Stakes at Aqueduct, will most likely make his next start in the Grade 2, $750,000 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on April 4, trainer Rudy Rodriguez said Saturday.