Club Sixty Five Racing's Sounds Like a Plan (Twirling Candy) could mark his return in the GII Man o' War Stakes, a 10-furlong turf route for 3-year-olds and up set for Saturday, Nov. 28, at Belmont Park. Trainer Horacio De Paz has nominated Sounds Like a Plan to both the Man o' War and the

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The Triple Crown was already finished. That became official when NYRA and Churchill Downs created the Thoroughbred Championship Series (TCS), a rich, bonus-laden six-race series that includes the GI Kentucky Derby and the GI Belmont Stakes, but not the GI Preakness. That left the Preakness alone on an island, and the loser in a fight

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A trio of recent eye-catching maiden winners at Belmont Park for trainer Chad Brown–Nevada (Uncle Mo), Election Hero (Early Voting) and Bletchley (Gun Runner)–are under consideration for the GII Remsen Stakes on Dec. 5. The nine-furlong test for juveniles is part of the Road to the Kentucky Derby, and awards the top-five finishers with 10-5-3-2-1

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Team Valor International's Pink Venom (Ire) (Soldier's Call {Ire}) has settled into the Belmont Park barn of trainer Amelia Green following her last-to-first triumph for previous trainer Johnny Murtagh in Saturday's $175,000 Stewart Manor Stakes, a six-furlong sprint for juvenile fillies slated for the inner turf and moved to the Tapeta. “She looks good, she's

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Kerness K, a 4-year-old gelding, won his 12th consecutive race to kick off the 28th annual Claiming Crown card Saturday at Churchill Downs, extending his lead as North America's most victorious Thoroughbred in 2026 with six weeks remaining in the season. Among the 39,087 horses to start on the continent at least once this year,

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