ETOBICOKE, Ontario – As the career of the classy veteran Souper Success winds down, he looks like a player in Friday’s fifth race for $25,000 claimers at Woodbine.
This is Souper Success’s fifth stint with trainer Mike De Paulo and his son, Joe, who owns and grooms the speedy 9-year-old. They sent him out to win the 2019 Woodstock Stakes in the gelding’s 3-year-old bow. The De Paulos have campaigned him for about half of his 63 starts and have won six races with him.
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Total commingled betting on the 14 Breeders’ Cup races held on Friday and Saturday at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club in Southern California declined 2.4 percent compared to total handle on the same races last year, according to charts of the races.
The slight decline was the second time in the past three years in which year-over-year handle declined on the 14 races that form the brunt of two consecutive cards. In 2023, handle on the 14 Breeders’ Cup races held at Sanita Anita declined 8.9 percent compared to record figures at the 2022 event, which was held at Keeneland.
The Aqueduct fall meet opens Thursday with a focus on 2-year-old fillies, as the card features both the $150,000 Tempted and the $150,000 Chelsey Flower. There is also a maiden special weight for 2-year-old fillies bred in New York.
The Tempted was to have been run last Friday, but it was rescheduled when a forecast for high winds led to the cancellation of racing. The other stakes on the canceled card, the Pumpkin Pie, is rescheduled for Saturday.
Rhetorical stamped himself as a world-class turf miler winning the Coolmore Turf Mile at Keeneland in October, and after validating that performance with a fine fourth-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Mile, he probably will launch his 2026 campaign right back at Keeneland.
Trainer Will Walden said Rhetorical had exited the Breeders’ Cup Mile in good condition but that the gelding, pending final discussions with his owners, will get a winter break and be aimed at the Grade 1 Maker’s Mark Mile in April.
DEL MAR, Calif. – The results of the Breeders’ Cup may have done more to cloud than clear up the picture as far as Eclipse Awards for 2025 are concerned, and some of the stronger candidates in certain divisions may be those who didn’t participate in the two-day event.
ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Jockey Ryan Munger is often effective on speed horses, and he looks to have the right stuff in Thursday’s sixth race at Woodbine with need-the-lead type Twisting Pistons.
A 4-year-old trained by Sid Attard for owner Lou Tucci, Twisting Pistons graduated for $25,000 in her second appearance of the year in June. She had to drop way down to $7,500 to clear the nonwinners-of-two condition three starts ago, doing so over a modest group in her second try under Munger.
