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By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Vahva, winner of the Grade 1 Derby City Distaff on Kentucky Derby Day, collared front-running defending race champ Society with a furlong to run and turned back a late charge by long shot Positano Sunset to win Saturday’s 34th running of the Chicago Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs by 1 1/4 lengths.
By: Carolyn Greer, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Vahva picked up another graded-stakes win on Saturday and earned last week's highest speed figures in the process.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Stronghold, runner-up last out in the Grade 3 Indiana Derby, worked Monday morning at Del Mar. The Phil D'Amato trainee has been on a steady course of workouts, but no target race has been revealed for the son of Ghostzapper yet.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Breeders’ Cup Classic candidate Forever Young, who has not raced since he finished a close third in the Kentucky Derby, reportedly developed a high temperature during a workout Wednesday morning in Japan. That did not keep his trainer from saying the 3-year-old colt will ready for a final prep race next week.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Grade 1 winner Vahva, working toward a possible start next week at Keeneland, breezed there Thursday morning.
By: Padraic Manocchio, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Saturday's Breeders'Cup action kicks off with the intriguing Filly and Mare Sprint. The likely field of 11 fillies and mares may lack some of the name recognition of other Breeders'Cup races, but it is filled with honest and consistent runners.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Zedan Racing Stables’ $3.2 million unraced 2-year-old colt, Barnes, is set to make his debut next Wednesday at Churchill Downs in a 5 1/2-furlong maiden special weight contest for trainer Bob Baffert.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Musical Mischief, a standout 3 1/4-length upset winner two months ago in the Grade 2 Locust Grove Stakes, will face a strong field of fillies and mares entered in the 109th running of the Falls City Stakes (G3), the featured event on Thanksgiving Day at Churchill Downs.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Horse Racing Nation has several analytical reports available for each racing day providing insights not available anywhere else. Here are the analytics that stood out the most.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Graded-stakes winners Musical Mischief, Alpha Bella and Chatalas plus upstart Cavalieri are among a competitive group of fillies and mares in Sunday’s Grade 3, $100,000 La Cañada Stakes at 1 1/16 miles at Santa Anita.
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