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Ready for Candy backed up a dominant maiden win with a stakes victory Saturday when she edged Paradise City by a nose in the Grade 3, $175,000 Winter Memories at the Belmont meet at Aqueduct.
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Godolphin swept the stakes for 3-year-old fillies on Saturday at Churchill Downs, with the lightly raced Ragtime affirming her quality with a win in the Grade 3, $300,000 Dogwood Stakes, and Eclipse Award champion Immersive scoring her first win of 2025 in the $175,000 Seneca Overnight Stakes.
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Longshot Cool Kiss woke up big time in Saturday's Grade 3 Durham Cup at Woodbine, running by the favorites in deep stretch to land his first stakes under Sahin Civaci.
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Buoyed by several factors in the world at large and within the racing industry, the Keeneland September yearling sale, considered a bellwether for the North American Thoroughbred industry because it tests the market at many levels, wrapped up its 82nd edition on Saturday with double-digit gains that established records for gross, average, and median.
David Aragona's TimeformUS Highlight Horse for Sunday, September 21, at Belmont at the Big A.
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Nelson Avenue returned to the site of his most impressive performance on Saturday and captured his most significant victory, running by pacesetting Dilger in deep stretch to win the $300,000 Parx Dirt Mile by a half-length.
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On Saturday, it was a case of paper translating to reality, as Maida ($6) went gate to wire for an easy eight-length score over the favored G W's Girl (7-5 at post time) in second. It was another six lengths back to Conquerthosewecan in third.
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In just his second start of the year and in North America, No Bien Ni Mal won the Grade 3, $200,000 Greenwood Cup by a handy 1 3/4 lengths over a stubborn Double Your Money.
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Journalism, the multiple Grade 1 winner who ranks among the top 3-year-olds in the country, resumed serious training for the Breeders’ Cup Classic by working an easy half-mile Saturday morning at Santa Anita.
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The photo finish camera couldn't separate Lexus Kody and Periculum in Friday night's $200,000 Caesars Trotting Classic for free-for-allers at Harrah's Hoosier Park. The final time of the dead-heat was 1:51 1/5.
