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Multiple stakes winner Coffeewithchris and Triple Crown-eligible stakes winners Arctic Arrogance and Prince of Jericho top 24 3-year-olds nominated to the $100,000 Private Terms at Laurel Park.

Friday’s eight-race program at Aqueduct Racetrack will see the return of jockeys Trevor McCarthy and Kendrick Carmouche, who both were away from racing action due to injury.

“I thought it was a remarkable effort last time, when she got away the way she did, for her to be able to overcome that and do what she did and get up and win,” Pletcher said.

Elite Sales, the Thoroughbred consignment business of Liz Crow and Bradley Weisbord, will begin selling yearlings in 2023, adding to their existing business of breeding and racing stock.

Dr Ardito won a stretch-long duel with Bankit in the Haynesfield Stakes for New York-breds at Aqueduct racetrack on Monday.

Trainer Brad Cox sent out his 2,000th career North American winner Saturday at Fair Grounds, saddling 1-2 favorite Bishops Bay to a three-quarters of a length debut victory over stablemate First Mission in Race 5.

“He’s great. He’s the same horse every day. He runs and he comes out of there bouncing,” Russell said of Prince Of Jericho.

Dubyuhnell, who captured the Remsen (G2) at Aqueduct in his final juvenile start, heads a list of 30 nominees for the $250,000 Holy Bull (G3)

When it comes to age and experience, Dalika has them all beat in the $500,000 TAA Pegasus World Cup Filly & Mare Turf Invitational (G3).

Michael Dubb and Morris Bailey’s Prince of Jericho, beaten by Coffeewithchris in his stakes debut last month, avenged that loss by pouncing on the co-favorite at the top of the stretch and steadily drawing away to win Saturday’s $100,000 Spectacular Bid by four lengths at Laurel Park.