Scott Spieth became the 35th jockey to reach 5,000 winners in North America earlier this week, achieving the milestone in the first week of the meeting at Presque Isle Downs.

Spieth, 57, piloted the Florida-bred filly Wheelingndealing to a one-length victory in an allowance race May 27 at Presque Isle. The filly is trained by his wife, Aldana Spieth. According to Equibase statistics, that gave Spieth 5,000 victories from 31,877 career Thoroughbred mounts, for earnings of more than $67.1 million.

The pick six carryover of $44,200 that was to have been part of Monday’s Memorial Day card at Aqueduct will be transferred to the June 6 card at Saratoga after two legs of Monday’s sequence were transferred from the turf to the dirt after the wager had begun.

By New York State Gaming Commission rule, when two or more races of a multi-race sequence change surfaces, the carryover cannot be distributed on that day.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Endlessly, Muth and Stronghold, California-based 3-year-olds who won major stakes earlier this spring, are scheduled to start in lucrative stakes in New Jersey and New York in July.

Endlessly, winner of the Grade 3 Jeff Ruby Steaks at Turfway Park and ninth in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 4, will start in the Grade 1 Belmont Derby, a $750,000 race at 1 3/16 miles on turf at Aqueduct on July 6, trainer Michael McCarthy said.

Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Okla., which closed out its Thoroughbred meet May 15, was struck by a tornado Saturday night and officials are in the process of assessing the extent of damage to the property that includes a casino, according to a spokesman for the track located near Tulsa.

A National Weather Service representative said Sunday that survey teams are currently labeling the storm an EF-3 category based on damages, but added the survey was ongoing. The highest tornado rating is EF-5.

Golden Gate Fields will not race on Friday because of insufficient entries, the sixth such cancellation since mid-April, the track announced on Sunday.

The track has only five days of racing remaining - next Saturday and June 2, and June 7-9 - before the track is permanently closed.

The cancellation of Friday’s races was announced at lunchtime on Sunday. Shortly before the cancellation, the track sent an update to horsemen, indicating that five proposed races had drawn at least five entries and seven proposed races had attracted four entries.

Seize the Grey, the Preakness winner, will run in the $2 million Belmont Stakes on June 8 at Saratoga, trainer D. Wayne Lukas confirmed Tuesday afternoon.

“He bounced back really well, exceptional,” Lukas said Tuesday though he had hinted on Sunday he was leaning toward running. “[Bob] Baffert and I were looking at him [Sunday] and Baffert couldn’t believe how he held his flesh.”

The Blood-Horse was the first to report the news.