Turfway Park will run the card drawn for Wednesday on Sunday, normally a dark day, and has canceled its Thursday card due to another winter storm moving into Central Kentucky.

The Sunday card will start at 4:15 p.m., Turfway said. The races planned for Thursday will be added as extras to upcoming cards, according to the track.

Temperatures are set to plummet in Central Kentucky and much of the Midwest on Wednesday, which also includes a forecast for morning snow. Overnight temps are supposed to reach single digits on Thursday night.

In advance of a winter storm system, Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Ark., has moved the Rebel Stakes card to Sunday, according to track president Lou Cella. The card featuring the Kentucky Derby points race was originally scheduled for Saturday. 

Oaklawn also is shifting Friday's program to Saturday and Sunday's program to Monday. The races will be run as originally drawn. The decision to change the schedule came Tuesday morning, said Cella.

Just F Y I, the champion 2-year-old filly of 2023 who went winless in three starts in 2024, is nearing her return to the races.

Just F Y I has worked seven times at Payson Park since New Year’s Day, including a five-furlong move in 1:03 on Sunday. Trainer Bill Mott said he has not yet picked out a return race for Just F Y I.

“I want to make sure she’s ready,” Mott said Monday from Florida. “She’s doing well. I could run her here [Gulfstream], or run her at Keeneland, or wait for New York for that matter.”

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Monday’s eight-race live program at Aqueduct has been canceled due to forecasted high winds, the New York Racing Association announced Sunday.

Monday’s card follows the cancellation of Sunday’s card for the same reason.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory from 6 p.m. Sunday through 6 p.m. Monday. It calls for winds of 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts up to 50 miles per hour.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Roll On Big Joe may eventually get to Oaklawn Park this year after winning his first stakes in Saturday’s Grade 3 Palos Verdes at Santa Anita.

Trainer Bob Hess Jr. had Roll On Big Joe slated to start in the $145,000 Commodore Stakes for sprinters at Oaklawn Park on Feb. 22 until expected heavy favorite Big City Lights was withdrawn from the $100,000 Palos Verdes Stakes on race morning.

“I’d rather run here anyway,” Hess said on Sunday.

With leading foes Ballerina d’Oro and Simply Joking scratched, Good Cheer did what she was supposed to do at odds of 1-9 Saturday: Score an easy win over just three rivals Saturday in the Grade 3, $250,000 Rachel Alexandra Stakes at Fair Grounds.

Regardless of competition, or lack thereof, Good Cheer, who's won all five of her career races, got a different kind of trip than in any of her four starts at age 2. She earned a career-best 89 Beyer Speed Figure, fast enough to suggest she’s moved forward at age 3, but not so fast as to trigger regression in her next start.

Connections for the Risen Star’s second- and third-place finishers, Chunk of Gold and Built, haven’t set plans for their horses’ next race, but Ethan West, Chunk of Gold’s trainer, narrowed the possibilities to the Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds or the Jeff Ruby Steaks at Turfway, both on March 22.