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The Chosen Vron, Clairiere, Exaulted Among Breeders' Cup Hopefuls To Work At Santa Anita - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

The Chosen Vron, Clairiere, Exaulted Among Breeders' Cup Hopefuls To Work At Santa Anita - Horse Racing News

Under idyllic conditions Saturday morning at Santa Anita, 158 horses had timed workouts, including several pointed to the Breeders' Cup.

Leading Breeders' Cup Classic Hopeful Arcangelo Has First Work At Santa Anita Park - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Leading Breeders' Cup Classic Hopeful Arcangelo Has First Work At Santa Anita Park - Horse Racing News

Antonucci is scheduled to return to New York Friday morning. She’ll be back at Santa Anita later this month and will stay here through the Breeders’ Cup.

Private Creed Sails Home In Franklin-Simpson - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Private Creed Sails Home In Franklin-Simpson - Horse Racing News

Mike McCarthy’s Private Creed halted a six-race winless stretch as held back filly Playlist to comfortably land the $1-million Exacta Systems Franklin-Simpson Stakes (G2) for 3-year-olds on Saturday at Kentucky Downs.

Weekend Lineup Presented By Santa Anita Ship & Win: Summer's Swansong - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Weekend Lineup Presented By Santa Anita Ship & Win: Summer's Swansong - Horse Racing News

Closing weekend from Del Mar's summer meet and two of the final three days of racing from the rich Kentucky Downs oval

Red Knight, Therapist, Santin Headline 'Win And You're In' Kentucky Turf Cup - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Red Knight, Therapist, Santin Headline 'Win And You're In' Kentucky Turf Cup - Horse Racing News

Headed by four Grade 1 winners and a trio of Grade 2 victors, a field of 16 was entered for Saturday’s $1.7 million Kentucky Turf Cup