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Bright Green equaled the 1:52 Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) record for 3-year-old trotting fillies while winning the lone C$140,000 Gold Series event on Saturday (Aug. 9) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. It was Bright Green's first career Gold victory.
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Sushi Man became a two-time derby winner at the Canterbury Park meet on Saturday night, when he came back along the rail for a neck win over Towner Too in the $75,000 Minnesota Derby.
Variegated and Seven Layer came out on top in two $82,500 New York Sire Stakes races for sophomore colt and gelding trotters on Saturday evening at Saratoga Casino Hotel.
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After suffering his first career defeat in his Hambletonian elimination, Fashion Green got back to his winning ways in a Pennsylvania Sire Stakes division for 3-year-old male trotters on Saturday afternoon at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, scoring in a track record-equaling 1:52 2/5.
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The 12th and final race at Saratoga on Saturday was conducted at the incorrect distance, but the race was made official before the error was realized, so it will have no impact on the mutuel payoffs.
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In Saturday’s 51st renewal of the Grade 1 Sword Dancer at Saratoga, Appleby and Godolphin got their redemption as El Cordobes – the lesser heralded of the two Appleby/Godolphin runners – split horse in deep stretch and outfinished Rebel Red by a half-length. It was another three-quarters of a length back to the other Appleby/Godolphin runner Nations Pride in third.
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Donning the moon and stars of Magic Cap Stables, jockey Junior Alvarado continued his other-worldly 2025 campaign at Colonial Downs on Saturday when Fort Washington charged home from last to win the Grade 1 Arlington Million Stakes.
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Bob Baffert tightened his grip on the 2-year-old male division Saturday at Del Mar, where heavily favored Desert Gate crushed the Grade 3 Best Pal Stakes by 8 3/4 lengths.
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Willow Case helped lift jockey Leonel Reyes to a four-win day Saturday, when she pulled a 27-1 upset in the $75,000 Sharp Susan at Gulfstream Park.
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When 3-year-old colt Giocoso dug deep in a late scramble to win the Grade 2, $500,000 Secretariat Stakes at Colonial Downs on Saturday, trainer Keith Desormeaux credited a blessing in disguise for the massive breakthrough.
