NY Stallion Series – Calloway 1 Mile InTurf Stake Purse $150.00 Three Years Old Foaled in NY. At SAR Here’s the field for the NY Stallion Series – Calloway: Horse Owner Odds SRF Ol Crazy Mb… Read More ›
NY Stallion Series – Liberty 1 Mile InTurf Stake Purse $150.00 Fillies Three Years Old Foaled in NY. At SAR Here’s the field for the NY Stallion Series – Liberty: Horse Owner Odds SRF Z Girl … Read More ›
The Pacific Classic (G1) [BC] will be run Saturday, August 22, 2026, at Del Mar as Race 6. The 1 1/4-mile dirt race for three-year-olds and upward carries a purse of $1,000.00 and is a Breeders’ Cup points race. The… Read More ›
The Del Mar Oaks Grade 1 1 1/8 on Turf Purse $300.00 For Fillies Three Years OldDel Mar Race Course, Del Mar, California -We head to where the turf meets the surf, and that can only mean old Del Mar… Read More ›
Lucy Heat turned the Canadian Stakes – Grade II into a determined front-running victory at Woodbine on August 15, 2026, carrying The Sidley Stud colors to a narrow score over Rain Rattle. Sent off at 5-2 with Hernandez R M… Read More ›
Time And Tide delivered the strongest performance of his young career in the $150.000 Overnight Stakes at Woodbine, taking command approaching the final stages and completing 6 1/2 furlongs in 1:15.81. The Nakamura Stables homebred went off at just under… Read More ›
The Clement Turf – Grade I 1 1/2 Miles In Turf Graded Stake Purse $750.00 Three Year Olds And Upward. At SAR 1st Kegger Ajm Stables 9-1 (HRP) 4-1 (SRF) Kegger benefitted from a speed duel between… Read More ›
Galway5 1/2 Turf Stake Purse $200.00 Fillies Three-Year-Olds. At SAR 1st Red Bone Angelos Stable 11-1 (HRP) 5-1 (SRF) Until now, Red Bone has made her living running third in stakes races and winning allowance races. Now… Read More ›
Bernardo Stakes – (Grade lll) Purse $100.00 – For Fillies And Mares Three Years Old And Upward 6½ Furlongs – Dirt Del Mar – August 16, 2026 A three-year-old filly taking on older mares and cutting back in distance from… Read More ›
On Sunday at SAR, we had a field of seven three year olds looking to pick up a Grade 3 win in the running of the Mahony, and it seemed like a pretty balanced field. Therefore, it was not a surprise that only two lengths would separate first from last when they ultimately hit the wire.