Mr. Jagermeister, one of the most successful Minnesota-breds in history, has been retired because of a non-life-threatening injury suffered in a Saturday workout at Tampa as he prepared for a planned run in the Pelican Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs.

Mr. Jagermeister, a 7-year-old horse by Atta Boy Roy, earned $700,839 in winning 13 of 37 starts from ages 2 to 7, including seven statebred stakes. Bred by his co-owner, Kristin Boice, he earned a career-high 100 Beyer Speed Figure in what turned out to be his final race, in a six-furlong allowance Jan. 9 at Tampa.

A large field of 3-year-olds is expected when entries for the Sam F. Davis Stakes are drawn Wednesday at Tampa Bay Downs in Oldsmar, Fla.

The Grade 3, $200,000 Davis will be run Saturday at 1 1/16 miles as the first Kentucky Derby qualifier held at Tampa this season, with points distributed on a 10-4-2-1 scale. The Tampa Bay Derby (50-20-10-5) follows four weeks later on March 12.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Count Again and Subconscious were first and second in the Grade 3 Thunder Road Stakes at a mile on turf at Santa Anita on Saturday, and a rematch is possible in the Grade 1 Frank Kilroe Mile on turf on March 5.

Count Again closed from fifth in a field of six to finish a half-length in front of 3-5 favorite Subconscious. The $100,500 Thunder Road was Count Again’s first win since the Grade 2 Seabiscuit Handicap at Del Mar in November 2020 and first race since a last-place finish in a field of five in the Grade 2 Del Mar Mile last August.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Flightline, the brilliant 4-year-old colt, gave assistant trainer Juan Leyva a unique birthday present at Santa Anita on Sunday – a smooth half-mile workout in 48 seconds in preparation for the Grade 2 San Carlos Stakes on March 5.

Leyva, who turned 38 on Sunday, has been a regular work rider for Flightline, who is unbeaten in three starts for trainer John Sadler. On Dec. 26, Flightline won his stakes debut in the Grade 1 Malibu Stakes at seven furlongs for 3-year-olds by 11 1/2 lengths. The $200,000 San Carlos is also run at seven furlongs.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - For the second straight year, trainer Chad Brown and owner Seth Klarman teamed to win the Grade 3 Withers Stakes at Aqueduct. The Eclipse Award-winning connections will hope Early Voting can have more success on the Triple Crown trail this year than Risk Taking did in 2021.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - It was thumbs up all around on Sunday for trainer Saffie Joseph Jr.’s two top 3-year-old prospects White Abarrio and Make It Big. The former was in good order following his one-sided victory the previous afternoon in the Grade 3 Holy Bull, and the latter was confirmed for next Saturday’s Grade 3 Sam F. Davis Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs following a strong half-mile work earlier Sunday morning.

The effects of a winter storm has prompted Laurel Park to cancel Saturday’s nine-race card.

The storm passed through the Mid-Atlantic region Thursday and Friday, leaving freezing temperatures and wind chills in its wake.

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Laurel and the rest of the Maryland Jockey Club OTB network remain open for simulcasting.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - There will be a pick-six carryover of $98,633 entering Saturday’s card at Aqueduct after the wager was not hit Friday.

There was a carryover of $31,130 entering Friday’s card after that same carryover was taken out of Thursday’s pool triggered by the cancellation of Thursday’s last race. There was $118,425 in new money wagered into the pick six on Friday, approximately $72,000 less than was wagered into the pool on Thursday.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Sea Foam, a New York-bred stakes winner who has excelled in races run around two turns, will be pointed to the $100,000 John B. Campbell Stakes at Laurel Park on Feb. 19, trainer Michelle Giangiulio said Friday.

The Campbell is run at 1 1/16 miles. Sea Foam’s last four wins have come in two-turn races at 1 1/8 miles.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Topped by the $1.5 million Belmont Stakes, there will be 59 stakes worth $16.95 million offered at the 2022 Belmont Park spring-summer meet, a schedule that virtually mirrors the 2021 schedule.

The 44-day Belmont meet runs from April 28 through July 10.