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After DQ, Renegade, Paladin may meet again in Remsen
Renegade horse and Paladin horse could clash again in the Remsen Stakes under Todd Pletcher and Chad Brown horse trainers. Read more at Daily Racing Form!
David GreningOct 20, 2025
Renegade horse and Paladin horse could clash again in the Remsen Stakes under Todd Pletcher and Chad Brown horse trainers. Read more at Daily Racing Form!
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Mythical Man will be taking a sharp drop in class Wednesday when he runs in a starter allowance/optional $40,000 claiming race on an eight-race card at Aqueduct.
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Explora, winner of the Grade 2 Oak Leaf Stakes on Oct. 4 at Santa Anita, worked six furlongs in 1:13.20 on Monday at Santa Anita in advance of a scheduled start in the $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies on Oct. 31 at Del Mar.
A groom based at Del Mar during the summer has been suspended 10 years for possession of an electrical device in the stable area, according to a ruling published Sunday by Santa Anita stewards Grant Baker, Luis Jauregui, and Kim Sawyer.
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The multiple stakes winners Alpha Bella and Express Train have been retired after losses in recent graded stakes, their trainers said Sunday.
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Oujda will be a short-priced favorite in the featured third race on Thursday at Keeneland, but will this 5 1/2-furlong turf sprint be too short for Oujda? The French-bred mare, who was imported to the United States from Ireland after Woodford Thoroughbreds bought her at a December 2024 auction for just under $1 million, won the Aug. 2 Sweet Briar Too Stakes at Woodbine in her first start outside Europe, but that race came over six furlongs, as short as Oujda ever has raced.
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 10/21 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Trainer Miguel Clement's theory is that 3-year-old filly Backcheck simply didn't try all that hard when she was beaten by 40 1/2 lengths in her return to the Aqueduct turf last month. But Clement isn't giving up on the Not This Time filly just yet. On Thursday, Backcheck will switch to dirt and add blinkers in the seventh race at Aqueduct.
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Three handicap races proposed for Friday's program at Santa Anita based on a recently created rating system failed to draw sufficient interest when entries were taken on Sunday. Three ratings-based races will be offered for Saturday's program, with slightly different conditions for two races.
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It remains to be seen how much the turf course will get a chance to dry by Wednesday's eight-race card, which kicks off the final four-day stand of this meet before the circuit moves to Churchill Downs starting Sunday.