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C R K Stable's Englishman dazzles once again in the $485,000 H. Allen Jerkens Memorial Stakes (G1) Aug. 29 on the Travers Stakes (G1) undercard.
Memory, grief and “official” history
Promising 2-year-olds Jas and Brickyard Belle are BloodHorse Maiden Watch Hot Prospects after scoring on turf this past week at Kentucky Downs and Saratoga Race Course, respectively.
Millions of dollars and three automatic Breeders' Cup berths are on the line Sept. 5 in domestic stakes action, with
Kentucky Belle won the Aug. 7 Saratoga Oaks Stakes (G2T) in her last start at Saratoga Race Course, a performance that makes her the favorite for the Dueling Grounds Oaks Invitational Stakes (G3T) Sept. 9, closing day of the Kentucky Downs meet.
Lane's End stallion and 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline gets his first group/graded winner when Shonan Galleon romps by 6 lengths in the Sapporo Nisai Stakes (G3) Sept. 5 in Japan.
Stepping up in class after a first-level allowance win a week ago against New York-breds, Caroline St. Beat upsets the $1,832,500 Nashville Derby Invitational Stakes (G2T) at Kentucky Downs.
Guardians of the Courthouse Door...
During an otherwise uneventful Sept. 9 meeting of the California Horse Racing Board, vice chair Oscar Gonzales expresses disappointment with what he considers an insufficient 45-day suspension issued by HISA to California trainer Librado Barocio.
Juveniles Imperial Honor, Dargham, and Hemingway are BloodHorse Maiden Watch Hot Prospects after scoring emphatic recent victories.
