The connections of Sam F. Davis Stakes winner No More Time will have plenty of time to figure out their path to try and get to the Kentucky Derby. While nothing is definite on where No More Time will make his next start, trainer Jose D’Angelo said Sunday he would prefer to run the horse just one more time between now and the first Saturday in May.

The Risen Star Stakes, drawn a week in advance Saturday at Fair Grounds, attracted a field of 12, more than befitting the year’s first 105-point qualifying race toward the 150th Kentucky Derby. 

Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Ark., has added two Sunday race dates to its calendar - April 7 and May 5 - to make up for some cards lost to severe winter weather. Oaklawn's meet was originally scheduled to end on Kentucky Derby Day, May 4, but will now end on May 5.

Oaklawn lost four dates to a winter storm in January. The track also had to cancel after the first race in an additional weather-related loss this meet. The situation led to the Southwest Stakes Day card being run a week later than scheduled, on Feb. 3.

The 5-year-old New York-bred mare Vallelujah was found dead in her stall at Belmont Park on Friday, according to a listing on the New York State Gaming Commission website. A necropsy is being performed at Cornell University to try and determine the cause of death.

This death is not believed to be associated with the equine herpesvirus that forced the euthanasia of a horse stabled on Feb. 3. That horse was based in Barn 15. Vallelujah was stabled in barn 62, on the other side of the track.

Breeders’ Cup Classic winner White Abarrio heads the 14 horses expected to start Feb. 24 in the $20 million Saudi Cup, though he is just one leading light in a dazzling lineup. 

Nancy C. Kelly, who wore many hats in the racing industry and was instrumental in raising significant funds for equine research and individuals in need over a 32-year career at The Jockey Club, died Friday in Garden City Park, N.Y., after a lengthy battle with ovarian cancer. She was 71.

A bet-processing error at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif., resulted in a pick five carryover on Jan. 6 to be added to two separate pick five pools the following day, according to a memorandum available on the California Horse Racing Board website.

The Jan. 6 carryover from the Coast to Coast Pick 5 of $186,880.67 was added to both the early pick five held on Jan. 7 at Santa Anita and the Coast to Coast Pick 5 held the same day, according to the memo. The Coast to Coast Pick 5 combines five races from Gulfstream Park in Florida and Santa Anita into one betting series.