Light Won Up is bound for the Grade 3 Limestone Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on turf at Keeneland on April 10 after her win in the Sweet Life Stakes at about 6 1/2 furlongs on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita on Feb. 7.

Trainer Doug O’Neill said on Friday that the $350,000 Limestone Stakes at 5 1/2 furlongs is preferred over Sunday’s $100,000 China Doll Stakes at a mile on turf at Santa Anita.

“She’s like a stick of dynamite,” he said. “She’s so on it and speedy and full of herself. I don’t think she’s ready to go two turns. We’ll keep her one turn.”

Full Serrano, a well-beaten third in the Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 24, is scheduled to start in the Grade 3 Oaklawn Mile at Oaklawn Park on March 28, trainer John Sadler said.

On Friday at Santa Anita, Full Serrano worked five furlongs in one minute, his first workout since going a half-mile in 47 seconds on Feb. 23.

“He worked well today,” trainer Sadler said.

 Full Serrano missed a workout last week.

“He had a little foot issue we were working on,” Sadler said.

There Goes Harvard, winner of the Grade 1 Hollywood Gold Cup in 2022, was recently retired, trainer Michael McCarthy said earlier this week.

There Goes Harvard won his final start in the Grade 3 San Marcos Stakes at Santa Anita in February 2025. He was in training last summer and fall before the decision was made to end his career.

An 8-year-old horse by Will Take Charge, There Goes Harvard won five of 21 starts and earned $764,590 in a career that began in early 2021.

The revamped Oceanside Stakes for 3-year-olds at a mile on turf will be run as a listed stakes at Del Mar in July.

The race was previously restricted to non-winners of a first-place purse of $50,000 or more to the winner at a mile or more in the calendar year in which it was run. The eligibility restriction often prevented two-turn stakes winners in the first six months of the year from starting in the Oceanside.

Last month, Del Mar announced that the Oceanside would be run without restricted eligibility and would be worth $150,000, an increase of $50,000 from past year.

Santa Anita has added Thursday, April 2 as a racing day to its current winter-spring meeting, the track announced recently.

The April 2 races will be part of a four-day racing week that includes the Santa Anita Derby program on April 4, one of the most highly anticipated days of the season. The April 4 program includes four other stakes, including the Grade 2 Santa Anita Oaks for 3-year-old fillies.