Trainer Peter Eurton confirmed on Sunday he will be sending Ohio Derby winner Core Beliefs east for next Sunday's $1 million Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park.

Core Beliefs is scheduled to be flown from Southern California to Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey on Tuesday, according to Eurton.

Draft Pick, who finished second by a head in the Grade 3 Los Alamitos Derby eight days ago for Eurton, will be pointed to the Grade 3, $500,000 West Virginia Derby at Mountaineer Park on Aug. 4, he said.

DEL MAR, Calif. – Accelerate will be the likely representative from the John Sadler barn in the Pacific Classic on Aug. 18, the trainer said Sunday morning, a bit after Accelerate worked five furlongs in 59.60 seconds and the morning after stablemate Catalina Cruiser romped in the San Diego Handicap.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – The 3-year-olds Hofburg and Bravazo put in workouts approximately four hours apart Sunday morning over the Oklahoma training track in preparation for stakes engagements that their trainers hope eventually land them in the Travers Stakes on Aug. 25.

Hofburg, the third-place finisher in the Belmont Stakes, worked a half-mile in 49.22 seconds, getting his final quarter in 24.17 before galloping out five furlongs in 1:03.50. He is preparing for Friday’s $100,000 Curlin Stakes.

Imperial Hint came out of his bullet half-mile workout at Parx on Saturday in good condition and is on target to start in the Grade 1, $350,000 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap next weekend at Saratoga.

Trainer Luis Carvajal said he likely would ship Imperial Hint to Saratoga late Thursday afternoon for Saturday's six-furlong Vanderbilt.

Trainer Tim Rycroft saddled the winners of six of the eight races run Saturday at Northlands Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, including the $50,000 Don Getty Handicap with Trooper John. 

Officials with Northlands were working late Saturday to verify if the feat was a training record in Canada.

Rycroft’s winners came in the first with Blues Roar ($17); the second with Super Cooper ($4); the fourth with Command the Land ($6.10); the sixth with Florist ($5.40); the seventh with Trooper John ($3.90); and the eighth with Trippi River Man ($10.50).

Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas, closed out its meet Thursday night with handle on its races averaging more than $1 million a program for the first time since 2010, according to track officials. Lone Star also experienced an increase in average daily attendance during the season that ended at 41 dates after the final three programs were lost due to record heat in the area. The meet originally was to close Sunday.  

Last year, Lone Star raced 50 dates for Thoroughbreds.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – With inclement weather on the horizon, trainers flooded the work tab on both tracks on a gorgeous Saturday morning at Saratoga with more than 350 horses putting in timed workouts.

Among the highlights of an outrageously busy morning was the return to the worktab of Belmont Stakes runner-up Gronkowski and Kentucky Derby fourth-place finisher Instilled Regard.

DEL MAR, Calif. - Fahan Mura is expected to start in the Grade 2 John Mabee Stakes on Sept. 1 after winning her first stakes in Friday’s $82,125 Osunitas Stakes at Del Mar.

Paradise Woods, the two-time Grade 1 winner in 2017, faces an uncertain future after finishing a quiet sixth in her turf debut in the Osunitas.

Fahan Mura ($15.40) led throughout the Osunitas at 1 1/16 miles on turf, winning by 1 3/4 lengths under jockey Edwin Maldonado without facing a serious challenge.

“I was hoping that would happen,” trainer Vladimir Cerin said.

DEL MAR, Calif. - There is likely to be only one 2017 champion in the Grade 1 Clement Hirsch Stakes at Del Mar on July 29.

Unique Bella, the champion female sprinter of 2017, will be a heavy favorite in the $300,000 Hirsch Stakes at 1 1/16 miles for fillies and mares. Trainer Bob Baffert said Saturday that Abel Tasman, the champion 3-year-old filly of 2017, is unlikely to start in favor of a trip to Saratoga for the Grade 1 Personal Ensign Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on Aug. 25.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Bolt d’Oro, the multiple Grade 1-winning 2-year-old of 2017 who has had a star-crossed 3-year-old campaign, has been moved to trainer Steve Asmussen by owner and former trainer Mick Ruis.

Bolt d’Oro, who had been in Kentucky since his 11th-place finish in the Grade 1 Metropolitan Handicap on June 9 at Belmont Park, arrived at Asmussen’s Saratoga barn on Friday. Ruis told the New York Racing Association publicity department that he needed to spend more of his time focusing on his scaffolding company based in San Diego.