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Emoticon Legacy stamped himself as the top sophomore trotter in North America with another powerhouse performance on Saturday night, capturing the Grade 1 C$615,000 Canadian Trotting Classic at Woodbine Mohawk Park in a stakes, track and Canadian record 1:49 4/5 mile. Louis Roy guided the son of Walner to the biggest win of the campaign.
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Loua Dipa and driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. stole the show, pacing to a stakes, track and Canadian record 1:49 1/5 mile in capturing Saturday's Grade 1 C$470,000 She's A Great Lady at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The homebred daughter of Sweet Lou drove past pace-setter Daya to score by open lengths.
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Following a lengthy inquiry focused on interference in the first turn, runner-up finisher Lasting Dream assumed the top spot with the disqualification of 4-5 winner R Dutchess in the Grade 1 C$375,000 Elegantimage final for 3-year-old trotting fillies on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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It was a baby double for Dino Condilenios on Saturday, as the trainer's two 2-year-olds emerged from a pair of four-horse fields to win the $75,000 Sadie and Jack Diamond Futurities at Hastings.
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Nothing Like You ended a five-race losing streak since the Grade 2 Santa Anita Oaks in April 2024 with a win as the heavy favorite in Saturday’s $75,000 Dark Mirage Stakes for fillies and mares at Los Alamitos.
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As predicted, a far-off shipper traveled to Parx Racing on Saturday and took the Grade 2, $400,000 Gallant Bob Stakes in impressive fashion. But it wasn’t Barnes, the heavily favored Bob Baffert-trained colt crashing in from California.
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After disappointing as a prohibitive favorite in her previous start, Haulin Ice made amends at Gulfstream on Saturday, leading throughout to register a 4 3/4-length victory over 41-1 shot Nerazurri in the $200,000 Princess Rooney Stakes.
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The $300,000 Bourbon Flight was a breakout race for Brotha Keny, who won the first stakes race of his career by 1 1/2 lengths over 1-5 favorite Chunk of Gold on Saturday at Churchill Downs.
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The Grade 1, $1 million Cotillion Stakes featured a three-horse photo finish, but none of the trio of Grade 1 winners entered in the seven-horse field were part of it. Instead, it was Clicquot who prevailed by a neck over Dry Powder, who was a head in front of longshot Ourdaydreaminggirl.
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After four straight near-misses at the pinnacle of the 3-year-old division, Baeza finally had his crowning moment in the Grade 1, $1 million Pennsylvania Derby at Parx Racing on Saturday. The John Shirreffs colt was an overwhelming presence in a field that did not include familiar rivals Sovereignty or Journalism.
