Queen Ofthe Temple Faces Four In Possibly Perfect At Santa Anita - Horse Racing News
Queen Ofthe Temple cuts back to a mile and one quarter on grass in Sunday’s $100,000 Possibly Perfect Stakes at Santa Anita.
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Queen Ofthe Temple cuts back to a mile and one quarter on grass in Sunday’s $100,000 Possibly Perfect Stakes at Santa Anita.
Queen Ofthe Temple heads a wide open field of older fillies and mares going a marathon 1 1/2 miles over the Santa Anita turf in Saturday’s $100,000 Astra Stakes.
Whatmakessammyrun was unbeaten in a pair of six furlong turf sprints out of Santa Anita’s turf chute at age three
Sponsored by: Hit the Road and Florent Geroux come up the inside to win the Kilroe Mile In 2013, in his second year of training on his own, Dan Blacker saddled four runners during Keeneland's Spring Meet. “I didn't have the right horses then,” the 39-year-old Blacker said Thursday, the morning after he arrived here with what would qualify as a “right horse” in Hit the Road. The Grade 1 winner looms as one of the favorites for Friday's 33rd running of the $300,000 Maker's Mark Mile (G1). Owned by the partnership of D K Racing, Radley Equine, Taste of Victory Stables, Rick Gol...
Sponsored by: Hit the Road and Florent Geroux come up the inside to win the Kilroe Mile In a thrilling head and head battle to the wire, trainer Dan Blacker's Hit the Road prevailed by a neck over 5-2 favorite Smooth Like Strait, in Saturday's $400,000 Frank E. Kilroe Mile at Santa Anita, providing Blacker, 38, with his first Grade 1 triumph. Ridden for the first time by eastern-based Florent Geroux, Hit the Road, 4-year-old colt by More Than Ready, out of the U S Ranger mare Highway Mary, got the mile on grass in 1:34.48. With longshot Flying Scotsman hustled from his outside pos...