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It Could Be Worse worked out an inside trip and then pounced in the lane to win Monday's $80,000 leg of the Kentucky Championship Series for 2-year-old male trotters at The Red Mile.
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Ms. Tart drove to a 1 1/4-length victory in the $100,000 Satin and Lace Stakes for filly and mare sprinters Monday night at Presque Isle Downs – a win that should set her up for the biggest race of the year at the Erie, Pa., track.
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Retribution, a 3-year-old colt trained by Cherie DeVaux, wore down front-running longshot Fire Pit to win the $75,000 PTHA President’s Sprint at Parx Racing on Monday. The lightly raced sprinter has now won two stakes in five career starts.
Sharp Seven broke last time out at Yonkers but was straight and smooth in Monday's $156,600 New York Sire Stakes showdown for rookie trotting fillies at Saratoga Casino Hotel, prevailing in 1:58 2/5.
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Woodbine Mohawk Park's Race Office received the supplemental entry of Sabonis to this year's Canadian Pacing Derby (G1) ahead of Monday's noon deadline.
The true heart of the 2025 stakes season at Woodbine Mohawk Park is being entered this weekend with Grand Circuit events on both Friday and Saturday.
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Final declarations for the Yorkshire Oaks on Thursday at York Racecourse, Day Two of the Ebor Festival, hadn't been made at press time Monday. But the antepost market set by British bookmakers suggests the result is a foregone conclusion, with dual Oaks winner Minnie Hauk held at 4-11 odds.
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Jockey Kelsi Harr, who has been on a recent roll at Canterbury Park, has the mount on probable favorite Dual Monarchy in Thursday night's featured ninth race.
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The morning after winning the Feb. 15 Risen Star at Fair Grounds, Magnitude was diagnosed with a chip in his front left ankle. Six months later he is the one horse anybody believes can upset the applecart when he takes on dual-classic and likely odds-on choice Sovereignty in Saturday's Grade 1, $1.25 million Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
Trainer Ray Ashford Jr. has some quality 2-year-olds in his Remington Park barn this season, among them It's All Right, winner of a division of the Texas Thoroughbred Association Sales Futurity at Lone Star Park.
