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ETOBICOKE, Ontario – When Godolphin and trainer Charlie Appleby come to Woodbine, it’s time to sit up and take notice. They are a combined 9 for 17 in Grade 1 company here and will have a runner in all three Breeders’ Cup Win and You’re In qualifiers on Saturday, including the accomplished Notable Speech in the Grade 1, $1 million Woodbine Mile.
In the afternoon’s other Grade 1s, both for 2-year-olds, Godolphin and Appleby bring in Wild Desert for the Summer Stakes and Dance To The Music for the Natalma.
A week of summer 2025 still remains when the Iroquois Stakes is run Saturday at Churchill Downs, yet the race asks us to look forward to mid-spring 2026.
The Iroquois, a one-turn mile for 2-year-olds, is the first race on Churchill Downs’s Road to the Kentucky Derby, with the first five finishers accumulating, respectively, 10, 5, 3, 2, and 1 qualifying points toward next year’s Derby.
Royal Spa, Alpine Princess, and Our Pretty Woman will take the bulk of the betting action in the Grade 2, $400,000 Locust Grove Stakes on Saturday at Churchill. Regaled might sneak up on them.
She will do so from well off the pace, if her form is any guide. Regaled, in her first start for trainer Whit Beckman and owners Ribble Farms and Front Page Equine, closed from last of seven into a walking pace to finish second, beaten a head, in the Groupie Doll on Aug. 10 at Ellis Park.
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Miss Code West and jockey Floyd Wethey Jr. will be seeking their ninth stakes win together in Friday night’s $50,000 Bob Barry Memorial at Remington Park.
The 7 1/2-furlong race for fillies and mares is one of three turf stakes on the card. Tap the Dot will seek his third consecutive win in the $50,000 Red Earth, and then there’s the $50,000 Cliff Berry Turf Sprint. The races are for Oklahoma-breds and serve as stepping-stones to Oklahoma Classics Night.
When Be Thankful was entered in a $35,000 claiming race last time out at Gulfstream Park, trainer Jose D’Angelo and owner Carlo D’Amato were quick to seize the opportunity. It was the first time the 3-year-old filly had been entered for a tag since her debut in March, and after a 7 1/4-length victory the day they claimed her, D’Angelo doesn’t plan on losing her any time soon.
“We claimed this filly some weeks ago and she’s running good,” D’Angelo said. “She’s pretty fast, and that’s what we like from her.”
OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Had the 12th race on Aug. 9 at Saratoga been run at its correct distance, a case could be made that Charles J would have won. But when it was run at 1 1/16 miles rather than its scheduled 1 1/8 miles, Charles J’s late rally fell three-quarters of a length short and he finished third behind Fidelightcayut.
Charles J, still in search of his first win of 2025, makes his first start since that infamous day in Friday’s featured first-level New York-bred allowance scheduled to be run at 1 1/16 miles over Aqueduct’s inner turf course.
Daytime racing at Los Alamitos resumes Friday without the pomp of Del Mar summer or Santa Anita fall, but at least Los Alamitos will enter its September meet with momentum.
Los Alamitos is fresh from a field-size windfall at its June-July meet, with 7.64 horses per race marking the highest average field for a June-July meet since day racing began 12 years ago. The increase, from 6.91 last year, was due to the Northern California shutdown, which caused horses trickle to Los Alamitos races.
