The Withers and three other listed stakes races at Aqueduct that were originally scheduled for Saturday, a card canceled due to extreme cold, will now be run on Feb. 6, the New York Racing Association announced Friday afternoon.

Entries for the $200,000 Withers, $150,000 Toboggan, $135,000 Ruthless, and $135,000 Ladies were to be taken on Saturday. Those four stakes will be joined on the Friday, Feb. 6 card by the $135,000 Interborough, a race that had originally been scheduled for Jan. 24 but was scrapped when that card was canceled due to weather.

How do we know a 3-year-old gelding named Ketchum can win a first-level turf-sprint allowance like the featured fifth race Sunday at Fair Grounds? Because he already did.

Trainer Steve Asmussen reported that the talented Magnitude traveled beautifully through a five-furlong team workout Thursday morning at Fair Grounds. The real traveling, though, begins Sunday, when Magnitude ships from Louisiana to Florida, and then, the next day, boards a flight bound for Saudi Arabia. His destination: the $20 million Saudi Cup on Feb. 14.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – With the exception of two starters at Oaklawn Park in December, trainer Phil Bauer basically gave his stable two months away from the races.

As the calendar turns to February on Sunday, Bauer is poised to get back in the game when he sends out Clairita in a first-level allowance for older fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles that serves as the feature on Gulfstream Park’s nine-race card.

Corrina Corrina figures to make good use of the added real estate she picks up Sunday, when the all-time richest New Mexico-bred Thoroughbred starts in the $80,000 La Coneja at Sunland Park.

She will be looking for her second consecutive win in the six-furlong race restricted to fillies and mares bred in New Mexico.

Corrina Corrina was up for a neck victory in last year’s La Coneja and should again be making her case from off the pace. She enters off a runner-up finish in the New Mexico Racing Commission Stakes run over 5 1/2 furlongs on Jan. 4 at Sunland.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Lingering effects of rain cancellations and postponements this winter at Santa Anita continue Sunday with an eight-race, no-stakes weekend card. It was not planned that way.

The $100,000 Las Virgenes for 3-year-old fillies was initially scheduled for Sunday and would have featured the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies winner. Super Corredora will wait another week because the Las Virgenes was moved to next Sunday.

Ottinho has a powerful pedigree and a win at the distance. Whether or not he’s ready to jump into stakes company – and potentially onto the Kentucky Derby trail – will be answered when he runs in the $200,000 Withers Stakes going 1 1/8 miles at Aqueduct.

After escaping a potentially scary situation in the Suwannee River Stakes at Gulfstream Park last month unscathed, Aussie Girl will look for better luck across the state when she runs in Saturday’s Grade 3, $175,000 Endeavour Stakes going 1 1/16 miles on turf at Tampa Bay Downs.

Entering the first turn of the Suwannee River, a horse inside of Aussie Girl stumbled and went outward and Aussie Girl, reacting to that, went so far out that jockey Tyler Gaffalione simply pulled her up and out of the race.