Saratoga Maidens, presented by Keeneland He got first jump on the closers, and it proved to be the winning move for Culpable (Street Sense) as he managed to hold off the oncoming Suspend (Tapit) to break his maiden at the Spa. Away well from the gate, the 9-1 shot was in no rush to get

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HOMEAWAYFROMHOME (f, 2, Nyquist–Gherardini, by Bernardini) kept herself close to the lead on this second jump, took over on the bend, and was in command at the top of the lane even as a pair of challengers followed her in hot pursuit. Drifting out and bumping with Cyber Gal (Cyberknife) when that one came calling

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The $2.1-million Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Sale topper Inshallah (Flightline), whose name translated from arabic means 'God willing', had both the will and the way Saturday, rocketing out from the gate at Del Mar and opening up an insurmountable margin to win his debut in 'TDN Rising Star' fashion. Purchased by bloodstock agent Pedro Lanz in May

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ETOBICOKE, ON–To say that Gainesway Stable and Andrew Rosen's Luster (Knicks Go) was the horse to beat in this season's $1-million King's Plate would be an understatement of epic proportions. Earlier in the week, several of the trainers in the race, including Hall of Famer and fellow Plate contender Mark Casse, suggested that the race

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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The fog lifted Saturday morning, and then the star came out. Golden Tempo (Curlin), the GI Kentucky Derby and GI Belmont Stakes winner, emerged on the main track at Saratoga just before 8:45 a.m. and dazzled in his second-to-last work before the Aug. 29 GI, $1.25 million Travers Stakes. With jockey

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