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Yo Tillie, Super Chapter, Endurance and Country Glide took home this year's $400,000 Kentucky Championship Series finals for trotters on Sunday evening at The Red Mile.
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Sippinonsearoc, Looksgoodinloulou and Ubrute capped off a huge weekend for driver Yannick Gingras and trainer Ron Burke by winning three of the four $400,000 Kentucky Championship Series finals for pacers on Sunday evening at The Red Mile. Topville Lucky, making her first start for trainer Andrew Harris, took the other event.
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Laude Da (Chris Page) made it two straight wins against Buckeye State rivals with her front-stepping victory in the Ohio Breeders Championship (OBC) for 2-year-old filly pacers in Sunday (Sept. 14) action at the Delaware County Fair.
The Keeneland September yearling sale hit its midway point on Sunday night with double-digit gains compared to the same point of the record-setting 2024 auction – and at least one record already in the books for this edition.
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It’s possible that jockey Kazushi Kimura will win the 1,000th race of his career in North America between Friday and Sunday, during the final three days of the Los Alamitos September meeting.
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Favored Souper Diva recorded another front-running stakes win on Sunday at Woodbine in the $100,000 Victorian Queen with Jose Campos along for the ride.
Hippodrome 3R hosted their annual Super Sunday card, with eight series finals for Quebec-bred 2- and 3-year-olds, and favorites proved hard to beat as they won seven of the events.
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Trainer Jeff Mullins has a 5-year-old in Man O Rose whom he describes as having a “snappy” style away from the gate. The barn has a mare in Queen Maxima who has shown the same snappy style in the stretch of turf sprints this year.
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Trainer Chad Brown’s dominance of the Athenia Stakes continued Sunday at Aqueduct as Whiskey Decision rallied five wide in the stretch under Flavien Prat and outfinished Edict to win the $150,000 turf stakes for females by 1 3/4 lengths.
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Trainer Gary Capuano said that he didn’t know what to expect from Probably Dreaming, coming off a three-month layoff, in the $100,000 First State Dash Stakes at Delaware Park on Sunday. The second-time starter didn’t lose a step, however, getting the best of a scramble for the early lead and powering home to win by 2 1/4 lengths.
