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MGM Grand Messenger Stakes champion Fragment returned to New York Sire Stakes action on Saturday night at Tioga Downs and was a handy 1:49 3/5 victor of the lone $123,900 division for 3-year-old male pacers.
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After a closing fourth in a maiden race at Santa Anita in March, jockey Armando Ayuso thought Somerset West would be a filly to follow. Ayuso’s faith was confirmed when Somerset West closed to win the Grade 2 San Clemente Handicap in a 35-1 upset.
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Despite a disastrous start that cost Journalism at least four lengths, the odds-on favorite delivered on Saturday at Del Mar.
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On a rain-battered track Saturday, Baby Vino completed his transformation from maiden to Grade 1 winner, pulling off a 28-1 shocker over Napoleon Solo in the $1 million Haskell.
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Odds On Mr Mamba and Al Papi will lead the field in next Saturday's (July 25) $420,000 Grade 1 Delvin Miller Adios final, presented by 1ST/BET, at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows after they won their respective $25,000 eliminations for 3-year-old pacers on Saturday (July 18) afternoon.
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The trainer Butch Reid came into Pennsylvania’s Day at the Races on Saturday at Parx Racing with a legitimate chance to win all four $100,000 Pennsylvania-bred stakes races on the card. In horse racing, a 50 percent strike rate is not bad.
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Program Trading launched his career at Monmouth win a win, and it was at Monmouth on Saturday where Program Trading scored the most decisive stakes win of his career, romping in the United Nations Stakes by 2 3/4 lengths.
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Trainer George Weaver's Plan B worked out to perfection after Cy Fair rallied to an impressive 2 1/2-length victory over Sapphire Beach and three other overmatched 3-year-old fillies in the Grade 3 Coronation Cup Saturday at a soggy Saratoga.
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Baby Vino scored a 28-1 upset Saturday at Monmouth Park in the Grade 1, $1 million Haskell Stakes, a career milestone for trainer Lindsay Schultz.
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Trainer Rusty Arnold cross-entered Echo Sound between Monmouth and Ellis Park this weekend, but the trip to New Jersey proved well worth it in the $100,000 Regret Stakes on Saturday. The two-time graded stakes winner made her 4-year-old debut off a 10-month layoff and pulled clear to win by 7 1/2 lengths.
