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American Pharoah update

Sun Jul 26 2015Jen Caldwell

Triple Crown champion American Pharoah schooled in the gate at Del Mar on Sunday before galloping around the track under exercise rider George Alvarez. The sophomore will put in his final major move Tuesday at Del Mar before shipping to Monmouth P ...
Standardbred stakes hitting high gear

Sun Jul 26 2015Ted Black

While thoroughbred racing enthusiasts were given a boost by the outset of the Saratoga Race Course summer meet last weekend and will enjoy another this weekend upon the pending return of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah in this Sunday's Grade I H ...
Sunday's notable 2-year-old maidens: 5th at Del Mar

Sun Jul 26 2015Kellie Reilly

Del Mar's 5TH race , one mile on turf (7:10 p.m. EDT) Rideo has a strong pedigree befitting a Wertheimer et Frere homebred. By Candy Ride, he was produced by a Trempolino half-sister to sensational turf champ Leroidesanimaux. That means that h ...
Top Clearance enters Haskell picture

Sun Jul 26 2015Jen Caldwell

The Wayne Catalano-trained Top Clearance will take his chances against Triple Crown champion American Pharoah on August 2 in the $1 million Haskell Invitational (G1), Monmouth Park announced Sunday. “He worked the other day and was excellent,” sai ...
Sunday's notable 2-year-old maidens: 6th at Saratoga

Sun Jul 26 2015Kellie Reilly

Saratoga's 6TH race , 1 1/16 miles on inner turf for fillies (3:47 p.m. EDT) Crystal Wave has the most eye-catching pedigree as a three-quarter sister to Grade 1 star Laragh, who placed third in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. The $535 ...
Catch a Flight soars to San Diego ‘Cap winner’s circle

Sun Jul 26 2015Jen Caldwell

Catch a Flight just started racing in the United States on January 19, but the Argentinean-bred five-year-old quickly has already carved out a spot in the upper ranks in California. On Saturday, the Richard Mandella trainee continued his ascent wh ...

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Hard Not to Like stakes claim as best older turf mare in Diana

Sat Jul 25 2015Kellie Reilly

When Speedway Stable purchased Hard Not to Like for $1.5 million at last November's Keeneland Sale, you might have thought that the already Grade 1-winning five-year-old would make a lovely broodmare. But her new connections wanted to give her a chan ...
Big Book opens winning chapter in Fleet Treat

Sat Jul 25 2015Jen Caldwell

Big Book brought a two-for-two mark into Saturday’s Fleet Treat S. at Del Mar and exited the seven-furlong sprint a stakes winner in her first try for trainer Tim Yakteen. The seven-filly field broke together and stayed in a line through the ope ...
Uncle Vinny ascends in Sanford on questionable disqualification

Sat Jul 25 2015Vance Hanson

For the first time since 1938, the winner of Saturday's $150,000 Sanford (G3) was decided in the stewards' room at Saratoga. Their verdict, although popular with a large swath of win bettors, was widely derided. The record book will show Uncle V ...
Palace ready to resume after freshening

Sat Jul 25 2015Kellie Reilly

Palace, who turned the Alfred G. Vanderbilt (G1) and Forego (G1) double at Saratoga last summer, is nearing a return for trainer Linda Rice. Fifth in the April 4 Carter (G1) in his last appearance, he subsequently came down with a throat infection. ...
Untapable may await Personal Ensign

Sat Jul 25 2015Kellie Reilly

Champion Untapable is happy to be back at Saratoga, but may not run until near the end of the meet. "She loves it up here," trainer Steve Asmussen said. "She's doing really well. She's still the queen of the barn. She is nominated to the Shuvee ...
Honor Code, Frosted among workers at the Spa

Sat Jul 25 2015Kellie Reilly

Metropolitan H. (G1) star Honor Code breezed five furlongs in 1:01.05 on Saratoga's fast main track on Saturday, two weeks in advance of his tilt at the August 8 Whitney (G1). "You couldn't really see him because it was foggy, but he went fine a ...
Golden Horn's connections keep eyes on the biggest prize

Sat Jul 25 2015Kellie Reilly

Saturday morning brought the not entirely surprising news that Golden Horn was withdrawn from the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (G1) due to the soggy ground at Ascot. That of course sparked a discussion -- or perhaps more accurately, recriminati ...

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