Racing Roundtable: Arlington Million and Sword Dancer
Fort Washington wins the Arlington Million (G1) at Colonial Downs. (Photo by Coady Media / Credit to Kurtis Coady)
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On this week's Racing Roundtable, James Scully and Vance Hanson kick things off by debating the merits of Fort Washington and Integration, the one-three finishers in last weekend's Arlington Million (G1) for Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey. Following that, the focus turns to Sword Dancer (G1) winner El Cordobes and whether his U.S. debut win at Saratoga enhanced his Breeders' Cup Turf (G1) chances.
Moderator Ashley Anderson then joins the guys in discussing what caught their respective eyes from this past weekend. Ashley touches on some events from Ellis Park, James covers developments on the two-year-old scene, and Vance takes note of Rebel's Romance's continued accumulation of top-level success overseas.
Welcome to Arlington Million Stakes 2025!
Thank you to everyone that joined us today for this amazing day of racing at Colonial Downs. Stay-tuned for more LIVE coverage as the year goes on.
Congratulations to all the winners from tonight, as well.
Miss some events from tonight's racing? Check out all of our trackside coverage to review the night's events.
More LIVE coverage is on the way. Check out our current schedule below. Be sure to tune-in on these days for up-to-date coverage.
August 23 | Travers Stakes Day
August 30 | Kentucky Downs Turf Sprint and the Del Mar Handicap
September 13 | Woodbine Mile
October 5 | Breeders' Futurity
October 31-November 1 | Breeders' Cup Weekend
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Once a promising prospect for Aidan O’Brien, Cairo is in the midst of a renaissance for British trainer Alice Haynes. The well-traveled five-year-old might be just 3-for-21, but he brings a few interesting angles into Saturday’s Arlington Million (G1) at Colonial Downs.
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