Los Alamitos will conduct an eight-race mixed-breed program as scheduled on Sunday evening, a day after the track’s Saturday program was canceled out of concern of a potential chemical spill at a nearby aerospace facility.

The track announced early Sunday afternoon that racing would proceed. First post time is 5:45 p.m. Eastern.

The decision to race on Sunday was based on approval from the Orange County Fire Authority to resume “day-to-day activities” outside of an evacuation zone near the aerospace facility, the track said in a statement.

At 11 o’clock on Wednesday morning, trainer Jamie Ness had 4,995 career wins and said he wanted to get the 5,000-win milestone over and done with in a hurry. He wrapped things up in time for dinner.

After winning the second race at Parx Racing, Ness won the fifth and sixth races at both Parx and Delaware Park to earn his 5,000th victory, becoming the ninth trainer in modern American racing to do so. All five victories came in the span of two hours.

Viewership for the Preakness Stakes telecast on NBC Saturday spiked considerably over last year’s program despite the lack of the Kentucky Derby winner and a relatively lackluster field, according to figures provided by the network on Wednesday.

Viewership peaked at 7.1 million for the race portion of the broadcast, well above peak viewership of 5.9 million for last year’s race. Average viewership this year was just over 5.5 million, according to NBC, the highest number for the race since 2021 and sharply up over the 4.6 million average viewership last year.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Friday’s program at Santa Anita begins with a carryover of $60,494 in the $2 pick six.

The bet proved to be so tricky on Sunday that the carryover was confirmed after the eighth race, the fifth race in the sequence.

On Friday, the pick six covers the fourth through ninth races on a program that begins at 1 p.m. Pacific.

The pick six races have maximum fields of 6, 8, 8, 7, 10 and 8. There are three races on dirt, including two one-mile races, and three sprints on turf.

The pool of new money may exceed $400,000.

ARCADIA, Calif. - So Happy has rightfully dominated the headlines surrounding trainer Mark Glatt’s stable following the colt’s win in the Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby last month.

But the most successful filly in the barn this year has been Take A Breath, who has an excellent chance to win her third stakes of 2026 in the Grade 1 Gamely Stakes for fillies and mares at Santa Anita on May 25.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Final Boss, winner of the Grade 2 Frank Kilroe Mile on turf at Santa Anita in March, has been retired after a recent injury diagnosis, trainer John Sadler said on Sunday.

Sadler said that stallion plans for Final Boss are ongoing.

“We don’t have anything for him” finalized, Sadler said.

Final Boss had three workouts at Santa Anita in April before the injury was detected. After the win in the Kilroe, Final Boss was considered a candidate for the Grade 1 Shoemaker Mile at Santa Anita on May 25.