In his sixth attempt, the veteran Japanese older horse Sixpence won a Grade 1 race with an ideal trip in Sunday’s $2.16 million Yasuda Kinen for turf milers at Tokyo Racecourse.
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Creole Chrome was a blowout winner of the $100,000 Louisiana Legends Cheval on Saturday night at Evangeline Downs, where he drew out by 18 lengths over Lee Street.
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Following Golden Tempo’s victory in the Kentucky Derby, which made Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win that race, DeVaux was everywhere, from the Today Show to Inside Edition to multiple podcasts to Yankee Stadium, where she threw out the ceremonial first pitch before a game.
Gf Shes Sinful performed to expectations as the favorite, and fastest qualifier from time trials on May 25, to win her first major stakes in Saturday’s $744,506 Ruidoso Derby at The Downs at Albuquerque.
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Street Warrior returned from a layoff as sharp as ever on Saturday night when he powered to a 3 3/4-length win over Haunted Haze in the 10,000 Lakes at Canterbury Park.
There will be a pair of carryovers to entice punters when live racing resumes on Thursday night at the Meadowlands.
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It's never easy to leave from post two on a half-mile track, especially when there is speed to your inside, but driver Jimmy Marohn Jr., a regular at Yonkers, showed his mettle, putting Mossdale Ben N in a prime position and then pouncing to paydirt in capturing the Grade 2 $250,000 Battle Of Lake Erie at Northfield Park on Saturday night in a 1:48 4/5 mile.
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World champion Odds On Mr Mamba shipped north from Indiana and vanquished the unbeaten Beau Jangles, while Sweet Lovin Lou stoutly powered first-over to give driver James MacDonald a difficult choice after he guided both to victories in the pair of C$50,000 Pepsi North America Cup eliminations on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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World champion Loua Dipa returned to Woodbine Mohawk Park off a defeat in her 2026 debut to rip a 1:48 3/5 mile and win the last of three C$35,000 Fan Hanover eliminations - a Grade 1 stake for 3-year-old pacing fillies - on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Louies Girl N and Miki And Minnie were winners in Saturday evening's Roses Are Red eliminations at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The older pacing mares for the Roses Are Red delivered a pair of exciting splits to determine the field of 10 for next Saturday's C$220,000 Grade 1 final.
