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Though Saratoga still does big business and attracts large crowds hardly seen at most racetracks, there does appear a saturation point for the premier Thoroughbred meet in the country. It’s something even upper management recognizes.
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Canada's fastest trotter Lexus Kody and multi-millionaire Periculum have been named the final two horses for the $1,000,000 MGM Yonkers International Trot. The pair now complete a 10-horse field that will compete on September 13 at MGM Yonkers Raceway in the 1-1/4 mile classic.
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Trainer Bill Mott put a punctuation mark on another outstanding Saratoga meeting with a victory in the final stakes of the season after Stars and Strides rallied to a 1 1/4-length decision over longshot Magic Pathway in Monday’s $135,000 Saranac.
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Ted Noffey, under John Velazquez, cruised up alongside the pacesetting Soldier N Diplomat nearing the quarter pole of Monday’s Grade 1 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga and hadn’t even been asked to run by the Hall of Fame jockey.
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Full Serrano, unraced since a victory in the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile last November, cruised away from three rivals to win an allowance race at a mile at Del Mar on Monday, the start of a brief campaign designed for a return to a Breeders’ Cup race on Nov. 1.
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Carve picked up her first career win and did so in style in the $80,000 Kentucky Championship Series test for 2-year-old trotting fillies on Monday afternoon at The Red Mile, scoring in 1:52 3/5 to become the fastest horse in her division so far in 2025.
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True Empress rode the rail to a 1 3/4-length victory in Monday’s $50,000 Arctic Queen Stakes for New York-bred fillies and mares, the holiday feature at Finger Lakes.
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Ultra-consistent Cugino took care of business Monday at Monmouth Park, capturing the $95,000 Red Bank Stakes by one length.
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Scottish Lassie, the 15 1/2-length winner of the Grade 1 Coaching Club American Oaks, worked six furlongs in 1:13.86 Monday morning over the Oklahoma training track in preparation for a start in the Grade 1, $1 million Cotillion Stakes on Sept. 20 at Parx.
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It's Our Time, the impressive 2-year-old son of Not This Time who won his career debut by 17 3/4 lengths on Aug. 16, will make his next start in the Grade 1, $400,000 Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct on Oct. 4, trainer Tom Amoss said Sunday.
