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Manny Franco said he got the trip they expected, that he put the colt on the outside turning for home and that he levelled out and was digging in (The Daily Gazette) |
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Renegade, runner-up in the Kentucky Derby, finished eighth of the ten (The Daily Gazette) |
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Golden Tempo ran third on his first start since a bacterial lung infection was diagnosed in late June, Jose Ortiz riding for Cherie DeVaux (Horse Racing Sense, Horse Racing Nation) |
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Hymn took the Grade 1 Forego under Ricardo Santana Jr. for Ron Moquett, with Senior Officer and T Kraft dead-heating for second, three quarters of a length back (The Daily Gazette, Thoroughbred Daily News) |
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Book’em Danno was scratched from the Forego overnight with a minor leg injury. The 2025 champion male sprinter had won five of his six starts at Saratoga, including last year’s Forego and two runnings of the Grade 2 True North (The Daily Gazette). Banishing was scratched from the same race (Thoroughbred Daily News) |
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Moquett said the first thing he wanted was to be sure the horse is all right, because those are the kind of horses everyone loves (The Daily Gazette) |
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Ways and Means won the Grade 1 Ballerina at Saratoga (BloodHorse) |
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Naomis took the Lake Placid in her first start in the United States, a mile on the inner turf worth 400,000 dollars for three-year-old fillies (BloodHorse, Horse Racing Nation) |
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Englishman won the Grade 1 H. Allen Jerkens Memorial earlier on the card, seven furlongs in 1:20.71, Jose Ortiz riding for Cherie DeVaux, from Deep Flame and Local Knowledge (Horse Racing Nation) |
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Fully Subscribed won the Grade 1 Personal Ensign in 1:49.23, Flavien Prat riding for Chad Brown, with Scottish Lassie second and Nerazurri third (Horse Racing Nation) |
| 11 |
Pool one of the Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic future wager closes at 6pm Eastern today, having opened at noon Eastern on Friday, with up to twenty three individual interests and an All Others option (Thoroughbred Daily News) |
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Kentucky Downs races again today, the second of seven days, on a meet carrying twenty stakes worth 25.75 million dollars (Paulick Report) |
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Maiden special weight races at Kentucky Downs are worth 170,000 dollars, and the track’s vice president of racing said its purse structure remains the highest in the nation (Paulick Report) |
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In Our Time took the Grade 1 Never Say Die Kentucky Downs Ladies’ Turf Sprint on Saturday, six and a half furlongs in 1:16.01 for a purse of 1,676,500 dollars, Micah Husbands riding for Saffie Joseph Jr., with Time to Dazzle second and Jody’s Pride third. It was a first Grade 1 for the five-year-old mare (Thoroughbred Daily News) |
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Test Score won the Grade 2 Del Mar Handicap on Saturday by a short neck from Atitlan, with Atomic Age third, a mile and three eighths on firm turf in 2:14.76, Juan Hernandez riding for Graham Motion, and earned a place in the Breeders’ Cup Turf (Thoroughbred Daily News) |
