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There were no winning tickets sold on the 20-cent Pick 6 on Saturday night at the Meadowlands, creating a carryover of $3,727 for Friday's card. In addition, nobody had a ticket that read 4-9-3-2-7 on the 14th race 10-cent Hi 5 (Pentafecta), meaning that wager will have a carryover of $18,290 heading into Friday's finale.
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Batavia Downs hosted the $2.4 million New York Sire Stakes Night of Champions on Saturday (Sept. 6) night, with eight divisions vying for $300,000 each. The competition was solid across the board, but two stars rose above the rest when the dust settled.
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Odds-on chalks Ayeaye Captain Deo and Crack Shot found the winner's circle in their respective divisions of the Grade 3 C$159,124 Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old pacing males on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park while the single division of the Grade 3 C$159,745 Champlain Stakes for 2-year-old pacing males went the way of a 29-1 upset by Windor.
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Gimme a Nother won for the first time in North America in Saturday’s Grade 2 John C. Mabee Stakes at Del Mar, giving Maryland-based trainer Graham Motion a sweep of the track’s leading summertime races for fillies and mares on turf.
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Run Rudolf made a forceful move on the turn for home to pass post-time favorite Apprehend and win the $50,000 S.W. Randall Plate by 3 1/4 lengths on Saturday at Hastings.
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A lightly raced filly who had never raced two turns, and never raced on grass, scored a crazy upset Saturday in the $100,000 Del Mar Juvenile Fillies Turf around two turns.
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Instant Replay needed every inch of the 1 1/8-mile distance of the $250,000 Super Derby on Saturday to catch pacesetter Perry County for a head win in the richest race of the meet at Louisiana Downs.
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Trainer Jonathan Thomas scratched two of the three fillies he entered in the $250,000 Old Dominion Oaks at Colonial Downs on Saturday, but As Catch Can was the only one he needed. With a perfect trip under Jaime Torres, the filly closed fast to pull off a shocking upset over heavy favorite Evershed, who will have to wait a little longer for her first stakes victory.
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Bottle of Rouge’s upset win in Saturday’s Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante was a family affair.
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Trainer Mike Maker, once the king of Kentucky Downs, went winless with 44 starters during the track’s 2024 meet. Things finally turned around for Maker here last week, and Maker still is king of the Kentucky Turf Cup. On Saturday he won Kentucky Downs’ signature race for a record sixth time when Ole Crazy Bone stormed to the lead in midstretch and went on to a three-length victory.
