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People Watching had an ideal trip in Sunday’s Grade 3 Autumn Miss Stakes at a mile on turf at Santa Anita, closing from fourth to give jockey Katie Davis her first graded stakes win in a race depleted by the withdrawals of the two leading contenders
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There is a belief among some handicappers that what happens at Kentucky Downs stays at Kentucky Downs. Such was not the case when it came to the Grade 3 Glen Cove Stakes for 3-year-old turf fillies at Belmont Park.
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They kept it all in the family Sunday at Churchill Downs, where jockey Keith Asmussen rode Jas to victory in the Street Sense Stakes for trainer Steve Asmussen, his father.
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The late bloomer Ciunas made his first start for trainer Miguel Clement a winning one in Sunday’s $150,000 Overskate Stakes at Woodbine, under a patient ride from Pietro Moran.
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In a classic riches-to-riches tale, Wharfie won the Rags to Riches Stakes for the global racing and breeding powerhouse Godolphin on Sunday at Churchill Downs.
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Sunday turned out to be relatively uneventful on the Breeders’ Cup workout front following a chaotic morning just 24 hours earlier, except for a few brief moments after the second renovation break, when reigning Horse of the Year Sovereignty came out on a totally deserted racetrack to turn in one of the more crucial breezes in the lead-up to this year’s program.
Can’t Sleep, who finished second in the $107,500 Daisycutter Handicap at Del Mar on July 25, has been disqualified for a medication violation, according to a recent ruling published by the Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit.
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He has won twice at a mile and once at 1 1/16 miles in his nine-race career, with the latest success coming in Saturday’s $93,144 Tokyo City Cup at a mile at Santa Anita.
Going to Sky, a Grade 2 winner in April who was fourth in the Grade 1 Japanese Derby in May, won by far the most prestigious race of his career in the Grade 1 Japanese St. Leger at Kyoto Racecourse on Sunday.
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Chunk of Gold, one of seven horses who as of Sunday seemed definite for the Dirt Mile, worked a half-mile in 49.63 seconds Sunday morning over Keeneland’s main track. He got his final quarter in 23.90 seconds and galloped out five furlongs in 1:02.28, per Daily Racing Form's Mike Welsch.
