Nothing Better Makes All For Second Straight Aqueduct Turf Sprint Championship Victory - Horse Racing News
Nothing Better returned to winning ways Saturday to successfully protect his title in the $150,000 Aqueduct Turf Sprint Championship.
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Nothing Better returned to winning ways Saturday to successfully protect his title in the $150,000 Aqueduct Turf Sprint Championship.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — If Itsallcomintogetha runs the way he did on July 20 in today’s $125,000 Rick Violette Stakes, a second trip into the Saratoga winner’s circle is a distinct possibility. Trained by Phil Serpe, Itsallcomintogetha will take on five other sophomores in the $125,000 contest on the inner turf at 1 1/16 miles […]
New York-bred Eye Witness, expertly handled by Jose Ortiz, notched a second consecutive open-company stakes score, staving off the late charge of Inflation Nation to capture Saturday’s $150,000 Paradise Creek, a seven-furlong Widener turf sprint for sophomores, at Belmont Park.
Four-time Eclipse Award winner Chad Brown secured his eighth consecutive year-end training title on the New York Racing Association Inc. circuit with 159 wins from 587 starters, good for a win percentage of 27.09 with an in-the-money rate of 59.28 percent through 196 racing days.
Seacoast Thoroughbreds of New England’s New York homebred General Banker rallied impressively down the lane to break his maiden in Saturday’s $500,000 Great White Way division of the New York Stallion Stakes Series, a seven-furlong sprint for eligible New York-sired juveniles, at Aqueduct Racetrack.