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Piper’s Gift was pounded down to favoritism in Saturday's $125,000 Fury Stakes at Woodbine and didn’t disappoint her backers when scoring under Rafael Herandez in the prep for the July 19 Woodbine Oaks.
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On Saturday, Reef Runner rallied from slightly off the pace to win the Grade 1 Jaipur Stakes at 5 1/2 furlongs on turf, his fourth win in eight starts since he was gelded last summer.
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Summer’s Comin had to work hard to become a two-time winner of the $75,000 Spruce Fir Handicap on Saturday at Monmouth Park, dueling with 22-1 longshot Jewel of the Ocean the entire way and grinding home to score by a length. The 5-year-old mare has now won two straight races in front-running fashion, a sharp departure in style for the veteran runner.
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There was no catching front-running Classic Q in the Just a Game Stakes on Saturday at Saratoga. And there has been almost no stopping her trainer, Mark Casse, the last two days at Saratoga.
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Back to his favorite track and taking advantage of a favorable scenario from both a pace and distance perspective, Book’em Danno defeated Bentornato by three-quarters of a length in Saturday’s Grade 3 True North Stakes at Saratoga in a showdown of two of the top sprinters in training.
The Meadowlands hosted its first Breakfast With The Babies session of the season on Saturday, June 6, featuring 11 2-year-old qualifying races. Breakfast With The Babies is sponsored by the Tactical Landing Syndicate, Ecurie D Syndicate and Karl Syndicate.
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Matt Rose's analysis of selected races from the Sunday 6/7 and Monday 6/8 cards at Ocean Downs.
A wet Saturday at Epsom Downs perfectly suited the colt Christmas Day, who slogged his way over 1 1/2 miles of testing turf and won the Derby.
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Nitrogen’s affinity for Saratoga was evident for all to see again on Friday with her dominant victory in the Grade 1 Ogden Phipps, which makes the task of choosing where she’ll make her next start an easy decision.
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Eric Guillot, a multiple Grade 1-winning trainer whose successes on the track were often overshadowed by his behavior off of it, died on Thursday at a rehabilitation facility in Arkansas.
