Michael Caruso and Michael Dubb's John the Beer Man (g, 5, More Than Ready–Trophy Wife, by Giant's Causeway), who set the pace in the GI Jaipur Stakes before finishing third in his first stakes attempt June 6, returned to win…
As the second starter for his freshman sire (by Nyquist), Induction garnered the honor of becoming his first winner at Colonial Downs. Sent off as a 9-2 shot to track from fifth as Yalta (War of Will) stepped out to…
Conceit determinedly outbattled A Fine Chardonnay down the lane to win the Audubon Oaks Sunday at Ellis Park. Twirling Aces, the 6-5 favorite, went right to the front and was clear through fractions of :23.04 and :46.05, with Conceit stalking…
Saturday's 7 3/4-length GIII Best Pal Stakes winner, unbeaten 'TDN Rising Star, presented by Hagyard' Hughes (Into Mischief), came out of his tour de force “very good,” Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert told officials at Del Mar Sunday. “We…
The New York class was too much for his rivals late as Igniter turned back his challengers and strode home the easiest of winners in the Ellis Park Derby. Away well to stalk the early pace of :23.77 and a…
Manuka Honey, who was a dazzling 7 1/4-length winner of her five-furlong debut at Churchill Downs June 20, sparkled in her stakes bow, gliding home the easiest of winners in the Ellis Park Debutante Stakes Sunday. The heavy favorite was…
MISS ANNA (f, 2, Girvin–Miss Nina, by Empire Maker) ran headlong into 'TDN Rising Star, presented by Hagyard' Scarlett Begonia (Life Is Good) in their mutual debut July 6, and she was beaten by 3 3/4 lengths in the end.…
C Two Racing Stable, Gary Barber and La Milagrosa Stable's White Abarrio (Race Day), who finished last-of-seven in Saturday's GI Whitney at Saratoga, will be evaluated further before any decisions are made, according to trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said on…
Salahudin, who broke his maiden going 6 1/2 furlongs of the Ellis oval July 17, dominated the Ellis Park Juvenile Stakes as the 6-5 favorite. The bay colt, allowed to settle into stride from the gate, rushed up three wide…
FROLICKING (f, 3, Not This Time–Cowboytakemeaway, by Street Cry {Ire}) was unveiled last September at Churchill Downs, and closed from mid-pack to claim second by three-quarters of a length to next-out winner Baracca (Oscar Performance). She finished ahead of eventual…