Carribean Caper headed to Audubon Oaks after another easy win
Trainer Al Stall Jr. said Carribean Caper probably will go next in the $100,000 Aubudon Oaks after the 3-year-old Speightstown filly stayed unbeaten with another easy allowance victory at Ellis last Saturday.
Carribean Caper, owned by the Columbine Stable of Andrea Pollack, now has won her three starts by a combined 17 lengths.
The seven-furlong Audubon Oaks is part of the biggest card of the 31-day meet, on Aug. 15, with the $200,000 Ellis Park Derby being the richest of five stakes.
◗ John Asher, the Churchill executive who died suddenly in August 2018 at age 62, will be among six new inductees into the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame at a Sept. 7 ceremony to be held in downtown Louisville.
◗ The Kentucky division of the Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association is hosting College Day next Sunday, July 25, at Ellis. Eight $1,000 scholarships and an iPad Mini will be raffled off to eligible students in attendance. More details are available on the track website.