'The complaint is glaringly silent on whether any Plaintiff ever won any bet ever placed on any platform in any pool.' One day short of a year since the filing of a class-action lawsuit alleging that the nation's biggest racetracks conspired with “insider” high-volume bettors to rig pari-mutuel pools at the expense of average horseplayers,

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The able-bodied Stress Relief (Not This Time) graduated on debut at Churchill Downs June 20, then won the GIII Adirondack Stakes at the Spa Aug. 2. The dark bay was well-beaten in her last start, which came in the GI Spinaway Stakes upstate Sept. 5. As a 3-1 shot here, Stress Relief shot out of

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Trying the turf for only the third time in her career, the bred-in-the-purple Americathegreat (f, 3, Curlin–America, by A.P. Indy) was a forward factor every step of the way in Friday's GIII Sands Point Stakes at Belmont Park and saved her best for last, striding out to best Bless Her (Twirling Candy) by a half-length.

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Making her second start off an April layoff, Woodslane Racing LLC's Sister Troienne (f, 3, Munnings–Dyna Passer, by Lemon Drop Kid) was kicked straight into the lead by Luis Saez in Friday's GII Bank of America Valley View Stakes at Keeneland and proved not for catching, earning an elusive first victory at the graded level.

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With Irad Ortiz Jr. breaking his ankle in a spill at Keeneland just eight day before the start of the Breeders' Cup, several trainers were left hunting for replacement riders Friday. Some have already found new jockeys, while others were still waiting. Trainer Will Walden reports that Ortiz's brother, Jose, will now ride Rhetorical (Not

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