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Louis-Philippe Roy planted Emoticon Legacy on the point and carved a comfortable mile as a decisive 1-5 chalk over double-millionaire Maryland to take the Grade 3 C$158,125 Simcoe 3-Year-Old Open Trot, one of two Simcoe Stakes events on the Saturday card at Woodbine Mohawk Park, in a stakes record 1:50 3/5.
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Karinchak vaulted from second-over to a 1:55 1/5 win in a $117,600 New York Sire Stakes event for 3-year-old trotting colts and geldings on Saturday evening at Tioga Downs. This was the last preliminary in the NYSS program prior to next Saturday's Night of Champions at Batavia Downs.
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Fierceness shipped from New York to California seeking redemption, and the 4-year-old colt found it in the Grade 1 Pacific Classic on Saturday at Del Mar.
Remington Park in Oklahoma City canceled its second through 10th races Saturday night due to technical issues that prevented the track’s signal from being presented properly, according to a representative of Remington.
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Trainer Allen Landry saddled the winners of three of the six stakes making up the annual Louisiana Cup card at Louisiana Downs on Saturday, with He’s Just Lucky taking the $75,000 Sprint, Six String wiring the $75,000 Filly and Mare Sprint, and Two Good Old Guys dominating the $75,000 Juvenile.
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The streaking California-bred filly Om N Joy took it to six Kentucky-bred rivals in the Grade 3 Torrey Pines Stakes for 3-year-old fillies Saturday at Del Mar.
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Louprint made a successful return to action while Prince Hal Hanover got back on track after a poor finish in the Hempt at Pocono in a pair of $59,282 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes flights for 3-year-old male pacers on Saturday afternoon at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.
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Santana Hanover turned the tables on Congressional in Saturday's afternoon $18,500 featured pace at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania; another highlight of the day was the 6,000th career driving victory of "youthful veteran" Jim Marohn Jr.
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Special Wan made her return to Kentucky Downs another successful trip, and Flatten the Curve made his return to the U.S. a far more satisfactory journey as they won a pair of stakes for older runners on the Franklin, Ky., turf course Saturday.
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The $100,000 Violet Stakes was billed as a two-horse race at Monmouth Park on Saturday and conformed precisely to those expectations. With a perfect trip from off the pace, Breath Away had just enough room in the stretch to run down front-runner and 4-5 co-favorite Ribaltagaia to win by a half-length.
