OZONE PARK, N.Y. - While her Grade 1 Hopeful winner Currency Swap is recovering from an ankle injury, trainer Terri Pompay appears to have another 2-year-old colt who bears watching.

Managed Account, in his first start beyond six furlongs, rallied from fifth to win Sunday’s $75,000 Toccet Stakes by a neck over Launch Commander. Managed Account ran a mile in 1:35.70 and earned a Beyer Speed Figure of 84. Managed Account, a daughter of Malibu Moon out of the Grade 1 winning mare Catinca, is now 2 for 4.

OZONE PARK, N.Y - Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin went winless with his five starters at the Breeders’ Cup, though It’s Tricky ran a good second to Royal Delta in Friday’s Ladies Classic.

McLaughlin said that It’s Tricky along with Rattlesnake Bridge (ninth in the Classic), Alpha (11th in the Juvenile) and Miss Netta (sixth in the Juvenile Fillies) all went to Palm Meadows in south Florida. Trappe Shot, fourth as the favorite in the Dirt Mile, shipped back to New York creating the possibility he could run again this year, perhaps in the Cigar Mile at Aqueduct on Nov. 26.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Stay Thirsty won’t have to live in Uncle Mo’s shadow next year.

With the announcement Monday that Uncle Mo has been retired, Stay Thirsty, winner of the Jim Dandy and Travers this summer, will carry the banner for owner Mike Repole and trainer Todd Pletcher in the handicap division in 2012.

Stay Thirsty ended his 3-year-old campaign on a disappointing note by finishing 11th – a nose behind Uncle Mo – in Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Classic at Churchill Downs

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Amazombie defeated Force Freeze by a neck to capture Saturday’s $1.5 million Breeders’ Cup Sprint, and the connections of both are already making plans that could put them on the path to a rematch in the 2012 Sprint at Santa Anita.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Rosemary Homeister Jr., the second-leading female jockey all time in North America, will ride her first race since she became a mother when she climbs aboard Huxley Winner in the ninth race Wednesday at Churchill Downs.

Homeister, 39, has been away more than eight months since she abruptly quit riding at the Tampa Bay Downs meet in early February when revealing she was expecting her first child. She gave birth to her daughter, Victoria Rose, on Aug. 21 in Tampa. Homeister’s boyfriend, fellow jockey Irwin Rosendo, is the father.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – While the majority of high-profile horses are headed for a vacation, one significant player from earlier in the year is heading back to the races.

Mucho Macho Man, the third-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby and one of just three horses to compete in all three Triple Crown races this spring, returns Wednesday in a one-mile allowance race at Aqueduct. Mucho Macho Man qualifies under the “never won three races” condition of the race, which is also for horses being offered for a $35,000 claiming price.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Once the Breeders’ Cup and all its monumental buildup have come and gone at Churchill Downs, it’s hard to make a big deal out of a 10-race Wednesday card. Regulars will just have to suck it up by trying to make a score while betting on considerably less accomplished horses than those who graced the grounds over the last week-plus – not all bad, considering there are far less pleasant ways to spend a Wednesday afternoon.

LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. - Miss Racy Jess, a troubled seventh in the 2010 All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, won the first major stakes of her career in Sunday’s $987,350 Los Alamitos Super Derby for 3-year-old Quarter Horses.

The victory gave Miss Racy Jess an automatic berth for the $750,000 Champion of Champions at Los Alamitos on Dec. 10, a race that often determines the World Champion Quarter Horse of the year.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Breeders’ Cup was designed to determine champions, but this year’s event here at Churchill Downs was so punctuated by unexpected results that a number of year-end honors will remain in doubt right up until the time envelopes are opened at the Eclipse Awards dinner in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 16, first and foremost being Horse of the Year.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Trainer Sid Attard said Coronation Futurity winner Maritimer will be put away for the year, with an eye towards the 2012 Queen’s Plate, which hasn’t been won by a Coronation winner since Norcliffe in 1976.

“I’d like to quit and save him for next year,” said Attard. “Five starts, that’s enough for him. He’ll go to Florida for the winter.”

Maritimer graduated at first asking July 10. Three weeks later, the Norseman Racing Stable runner finished a close second to his stablemate Buongiorno Johnny in the six-furlong Vandal Stakes.