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Post time for race 4 on Friday at Churchill Downs is set for 2:27 p.m. Eastern. A frontal boundary bringing a meaningful amount of rain is forecast to reach Louisville at about 4, so the Friday feature at Churchill ought to remain on grass.
Trainer Mike Trombetta said that 2-year-old filly Ultimate Love came out of the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf in good order and will now return to her owners at Live Oak Plantation for what is expected to be a month-long winter break. Undefeated in three starts before the Breeders’ Cup, she is expected to be a bright spot in Trombetta’s stable when she returns for her 3-year-old campaign.
Jose D’Angelo trains two of the fastest horses in the world, so when he says Catalonia, who runs in the $150,000 Stewart Manor on Friday at Aqueduct, is quick, it’s a statement made by someone with a real frame of reference for judging speed
“She’s so fast,” he said.
Last weekend at Del Mar, D’Angelo won both the Breeders’ Cup Sprint with Bentornato and Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint with the 3-year-old filly Shisospicy. He’s based in South Florida, but has a small string of horses in New York and it includes Catalonia.
With jockey Jaime Rodriguez taking more work at Aqueduct in the past two months, the fall meet at Laurel has become an opportunistic one for several jockeys remaining in Maryland. With the leading rider momentarily out of the picture, Yedsit Hazlewood and Jorge Ruiz have taken full advantage and are tied atop the standings with 30 wins each.
Post Time may stand his first breeding season at Northview Stallion Station next year, but Brittany Russell made sure to point out that the announcement on Oct. 23 did not mark his retirement. The Mid-Atlantic superstar remains in Russell’s barn for now, and she is still holding out hope that she can send him out a winner before his career comes to a close.
“It would be really cool if we could let him go out on a win,” Russell said. “But look, obviously, we’ll only do that if he’s telling us he’s ready for it.”
Much of trainer Carlos David’s recent time with Three Zero has been spent navigating the condition book at Gulfstream Park. David has done well finding five-furlong synthetic sprints for the 5-year-old gelding, who has rewarded him with three victories in his last six starts.
After a poor race on Sept. 20, in which he chased close behind a 21.20 second opening quarter-mile, David decided to give Three Zero a short break through October. He said that he expects a renewed effort in Friday’s eighth race at Gulfstream, a $12,500 starter/$20,000 optional-claiming race.
Cyndi Loper might seem like a filly who just wants to have fun, but time after time she’s shown her true colors as a serious racehorse. She’s unbeaten in two starts and will be looking for a second straight stakes win at the Remington Park meet in Friday night’s $50,000 Slide Show.
The one-mile test for 2-year-old fillies is one of three Oklahoma-bred stakes on the card. The $50,000 Don McNeill is for 2-year-olds, while Flat Hanby makes a cutback in distance for the $50,000 Silver Goblin.
The Missouri sports betting market is set to launch on Dec. 1, and users can register their MO sportsbook accounts as soon as Nov. 17, two weeks before the launch.
DEL MAR, Calif. – It’s back to normal this week at Del Mar, but there is nothing normal about a massive gray colt who figures to win the featured seventh race on Friday.
The Breeders’ Cup runners with big reputations have left town, but a horse with a big physique arrives for a California-bred allowance turf sprint on Friday. Titanic Thompson is a gargantuan 3-year-old colt who could be faster than his rivals. He already is bigger.
