DEL MAR, Calif. – One Fast Broad will not race until early 2018 after winning the first stakes of her career in the $200,345 Golden State Juvenile Fillies last Friday at Del Mar.

Owner and trainer Mick Ruis said One Fast Broad will be pointed to the Santa Anita winter-spring meeting. Bolt d’Oro, the beaten favorite in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile on Saturday, will have the same schedule as One Fast Broad.

“We’ll give her 60 days, like Bolt d’Oro,” Ruis said. “We’ll let her grow up and get ready for her 3-year-old campaign. She deserves a little break.”

DEL MAR, Calif. – November will be a rebuilding month for prominent California trainer John Sadler.

Last Friday, Sadler had two leading hopes in Breeders’ Cup races at Del Mar, but sustained disappointing results. Accelerate finished ninth of 10 at odds of 7-2 in the BC Dirt Mile. Stellar Wind was last of eight at 3-1 in the BC Distaff.

Following Avery Island’s impressive Sunday victory in the Grade 2 Nashua at Aqueduct, Godolphin and trainer Kiaran McLaughlin could have two starters in the Remsen Stakes at Aqueduct.

Enticed, the third-place finisher in the Grade 1 Champagne at Belmont Park, also is being pointed to the Grade 2, $250,000 Remsen, a 1 1/8-mile race for 2-year-olds Dec. 2.

DEL MAR, Calif. – Martin Garcia, the rider of Breeders’ Cup Classic runner-up Collected, will move his tack to New York and plans to begin riding at Aqueduct starting Nov. 15, he said Sunday.

DEL MAR, Calif. - Trainer Chad Brown returned to New York on Sunday morning with two more Breeders’ Cup trophies, the promise of a legitimate Kentucky Derby candidate for 2018 and the ability to lay claim to multiple Eclipse Awards.

Brown won Friday’s $1 million Juvenile Fillies Turf with Rushing Fall - his fourth victory in 10 runnings of that race - and Saturday’s $2 million Juvenile with Good Magic, the first maiden to win in the 34-year history of the race. The two wins give Brown 10 in the Breeders’ Cup series, placing him fourth in that category.

DEL MAR, Calif. - Good Magic, who at Del Mar on Saturday became the first maiden to win the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, shipped to south Florida on Sunday for a brief vacation before gearing up for a run toward the Kentucky Derby next May.

Good Magic, who had finished second in a maiden race at Saratoga and the Grade 1 Champagne at Belmont Park, galloped to a 4 1/4-length victory over the pace-prompting Solomini in the $2 million Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Saturday at Del Mar. The previously undefeated Bolt d’Oro, the 3-5 favorite, was another length back in third.

DEL MAR, Calif. – Del Mar successfully hosted the Breeders’ Cup races for the first time on Friday and Saturday, and it may not be long before the San Diego-area racetrack seeks the event again.

“I think we’ll be back,” track president Joe Harper said on Sunday. “It’s up to the Breeders’ Cup.

“The Breeders’ Cup people – the ones I talked to – were happy. I think we’ll be looked at in a different light.

“Everything went fairly smoothly. I didn’t have too many concerns.”

DEL MAR, Calif. – Gun Runner, who emerged as the slam-dunk favorite to be named Horse of the Year with his victory in the Breeders’ Cup Classic on Saturday at Del Mar, will remain in training for the immediate future, though his plans for all of 2018 have yet to be ironed out.

DEL MAR, Calif. – Trainer Peter Miller said he received a phone call Saturday night from owner Gary Hartunian of Rockingham Ranch, who asked, “Did that really happen today?” Hartunian was referring to the pair’s Breeders’ Cup wins with Stormy Liberal in the Turf Sprint and Roy H in the Sprint.

Miller, whose feat arguably earned him the No. 2 star on Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup program at Del Mar behind only Classic winner Gun Runner, said his reply was simply, “Everyone is telling me it did.”

By Sunday morning, the enormity of the accomplishment still had not totally sunk in.

DEL MAR, Calif. – For more reasons than one, the people who work around World Approval would like to see him win the Breeders’ Cup Mile on a regular basis.

Sure, there’s the glory and the riches, but Saturday’s BC Mile win also served to take the edge off World Approval. The 5-year-old nearly white gelding still stood as usual with his head hanging over his stall webbing and out into the shed row of the Del Mar barn where trainer Mark Casse’s seven Breeders’ Cup runners were stabled this week, but that head was not lunging menacingly toward passersby.