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By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Thorpedo Anna worked at Churchill Downs on Thursday, her first drill since winning the Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks on May 3.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Fierceness, the 2023 champion 2-year-old and beaten Kentucky Derby favorite, has already settled in at Saratoga and is being pointed by trainer Todd Pletcher to make his next start in the Belmont Stakes on June 8.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Delahaye relaxed early and finished late with a powerful closing kick to score a 1 3/4-length victory over Heavenly Sunday in Sunday’s 48th running of the Grade 3 Mint Julep Stakes at Churchill Downs.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
It was a big weekend for trainer Danny Gargan. One day after scoring a 17-1 upset in the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga with Dornoch, his 3-year-old Society Man collected his first stakes win with a convincing 2 1/2-length triumph at odds of 6-1 over 7-5 favorite Who Dey in Sunday’s 27th running of the Grade 3 Matt Winn Stakes at Churchill Downs.
By: Hrn Staff, Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Two early Kentucky Derby favorites - Florida Derby winner Fierceness and Rebel Stakes winner Timberlake - were among 22 graded stakes winners posting workouts on Friday morning. Fierceness breezed a half mile in 50.89 seconds at Saratoga in his first work since May 24, while Timberlake breezed a half mile in 48 seconds at Churchill Downs. It was only his second work since finishing fourth in the Grade 1 Arkansas Derby on March 30.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Promising 3-year-old filly Our Pretty Woman rebounded from an 11th place finish in the Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks to collect her first stakes win with a three-quarters of a length triumph over Intricate in the third running of the $173,700 Monomoy Girl Overnight Stakes on Saturday night at Churchill Downs.
By: Renee Torbit, Churchill Downs
Fierceness, a Repole Stable homebred who is the reigning champion 2-Year-Old Colt, worked a half-mile in 51 seconds flat Friday over the Oklahoma dirt training track at Saratoga in preparation for a start in the Grade 1, $1 million Haskell traveling nine furlongs on July 20, at Monmouth Park.
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.
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