Teen apprentice Ebow to try Del Mar this summer
The youngest jockey at Del Mar this summer will be 19-year-old apprentice Warren Ebow III, who arrived in California late last month to gear up for the summer meet.
Brad FreeJul 09, 2026
The youngest jockey at Del Mar this summer will be 19-year-old apprentice Warren Ebow III, who arrived in California late last month to gear up for the summer meet.
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Super Corredora, the 2025 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner whose 3-year-old campaign fizzled after two starts, is back in training at Santa Anita with John Sadler.
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Trainer Richard Mandella will enter summer with two prominent distance turf runners who have changed barns – Sinsel, a Group 1 winner from Brazil, and Atitlan, a Grade 2 winner previously trained by the late John Shirreffs.
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Del Mar announced this week it will add an all-turf late pick three to its betting menu.
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Brad Cox trains Prom Queen, who will be favored Saturday at Horseshoe Indianapolis in the Grade 3 Indiana Oaks. Cox hopes a win will send Prom Queen back to Grade 1 stakes, but bettors might do worse than taking at least a mildly skeptical approach.
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Trainer Bret Calhoun won the first of his two Indiana Derbies in 2019 with a horse named Mr. Money. Calhoun will try for a third on Saturday at Horseshoe Indianapolis with Our Moneyman, the highest-earning horse that Mr. Money has produced since becoming a stallion in Louisiana.
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Racing at Emerald Downs, Turf Paradise, and Albuquerque over the past 14 months, the 6-year-old gelding Chuckanut Bay has developed a knack for putting together three-race winning streaks. In Saturday's featured race 6.
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Two-year-old pacing fillies began their Indiana Sire Stakes journey at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Wednesday, July 8 with a pair of divisions. Callie Rocks, driven by Trace Tetrick for trainer Tyler George, set the tone by winning the $65,500 first split. Meanwhile, Mystical JK, driven by Kyle Wilfong for trainer Jay Hochstetler, was shot out of a cannon down the stretch to take down the second section.
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Virgil Morgan Jr. trainee Hope Hill out-footed the surrounding early speed to take the lead and cruise on the muscle to a track-record 1:49 1/5 victory in the $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) "A" division for 3-year-old pacing fillies on Wednesday afternoon (July 8) at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel.
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The New York Sire Stakes came to Buffalo Raceway on Wednesday with 2-year-old pacers of both sexes taking center stage, and while there were no major upsets, some good efforts were put in.