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Odds-on favorite Miss Jum Jabber uncorked a wicked final quarter to cross the line first in her $80,000 fourth preliminary division of the Kentucky Championship Series, while Zephyr Kemp landed a 53-1 shocker in the $80,000 fourth preliminary division of the Kentucky Championship Series for his cohort on Sunday night (Sept. 13) at The Red Mile.
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Souper Survivor rebounded off a flat effort in the Simcoe Stakes with a decisive victory in the Bull Page, the first of three $150,000 stakes on Sunday’s Woodbine card.
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Quarry is used to winning. The Super Derby was his second consecutive stakes win and was preceded by the Grade 3 Canadian Derby at Century Mile in Alberta on Aug. 22.
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Always a Runner, the Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks winner, drew post 4 and figures to go favored in a field of nine entered Sunday for Saturday’s Grade 1, $1 million Cotillion going 1 1/16 miles at Parx Racing.
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Rudy Rodriguez was an assistant and an exercise rider for trainer Rick Dutrow Jr. in 2004 when Love of Money upset the Pennsylvania Derby at 12-1. Rodriguez said he recalled that Dutrow sent him and the horse to Philadelphia Park well in advance of the race to get the horse some experience over the track.
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The winners of all three Breeders’ Cup Challenge races on Sunday at The Curragh in Ireland could actually have the Breeders’ Cup marked on their calendar this fall. And two of them, Sun Goddess and Folsom Blues, would be favored if the Breeders’ Cup were held next weekend.
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Zac Purton’s quest for a 10th Hong Kong jockeys’ championship – and a sixth title in succession – continues to gather early momentum after the Australian snared a double at Sha Tin on Sunday (13 September) to share riding honours with Derek Leung and Ellis Wong.
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Sophomores Big Ranger and Seaside Shuffle repeated their 2-year-old success during Ohio Super Night on Saturday (Sept. 12) at Eldorado Scioto Downs.
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Roland Mallar trainee Ken Hanover took the $260,000 Grade 2 Jim Ewart Memorial Pace on Saturday night at Eldorado Scioto Downs in 1:48 after never seeing a pylon.
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Emoticon Legacy, under a hand drive, put separation on the field to set a new track and world record for 4-year-old stallions, winning the $250,000 Grade 2 Charlie Hill Memorial Trot in 1:50 2/5 on Saturday night at Eldorado Scioto Downs.
