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Mark Casse-trained stablemates Winterberry, Shifty, and No Time were the top three betting choices in Saturday’s $250,000 Wonder Where Stakes, but it was longshots Aristella and Scat Girl who ran one-two in the anchor leg of the Canadian Triple Tiara at Woodbine.
The world's richest harness race, the AUD$2.1 million TAB Eureka, was held early Saturday morning U.S. time at Tabcorp Park Menangle in Australia, and the winner was Bay Of Biscay, a 4-year-old by Somebeachsomewhere.
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Zac Purton believes Ka Ying Rising is stronger and more mature as the world’s highest-rated sprinter bids for a 13th consecutive win when he resumes in the HK$3.72 million Class 1 HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup Handicap (1200m) at Sha Tin on Sunday (7 September).
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A total of $1 million was on the line in a quartet of New Jersey Classic finals for trotters on Friday night at the Meadowlands.
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Four $150,000 New Jersey Classic finals for 2- and 3-year-old male and female pacers were part of a stakes-laden Friday night program at the Meadowlands.
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The prelims of the 2025 Miss Versatility Series for older trotting mares concluded on Friday night at the Meadowlands.
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A pair of graded stakes for pacing fillies took center stage on the Friday night (Sept. 5) card of racing at Woodbine Mohawk Park, with Perfectly Chic and Fabulous Hanover collecting the crowns in their respective events.
No tickets hit the Pick 5 wager on Friday night (September 5) at MGM Yonkers Raceway, leading to a $4,035.67 carryover and a $15,000 guaranteed pool in Saturday night's (September 6) sequence.
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Max Ciao held off a sustained threat from Thirsty Rebel in the final quarter-mile to post a minor upset in Friday’s $101,000 I’m Smokin Stakes for 2-year-old statebreds at Del Mar, giving freshman stallion Maxfield his first stakes winner.
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Over $1.5 million in purses was offered at Harrah's Philadelphia on Friday afternoon, with the bulk of the bounty being distributed in four $300,000 Championships of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for 2-year-olds. In addition to the big-money finales, there were $50,000 consolations for each division, along with $100,000 in three races for fast-class older performers.
