4-year-old son of Classic Cause drilled a sharp half-mile out of the gate in a “bullet” :47 flat, working on even terms with stablemate Happy Away, a 2-year-old Global Campaign filly who was second in her career debut at Churchill Downs, for Wesley Ward; been gelded, gets Lasix.
Four-year-old daughter of Not This Time was sharp breezing a half-mile on her own just after the 7:30 A.M. track renovation break, stepping off four-panels in a swift :47 2/5 for trainer George Weaver. The bay filly, who is multiple Grade 3 stakes-placed, galloped out five-furlongs in 1:00 4/5.
The three-year-old bay filly drilled four-panels in :49 2/5, galloped out a strong five-furlongs on the bridle in 1:01 flat, and was pulling up after three-quarters of a mile in 1:13 2/5, working on her own for trainer Cherie DeVaux. The daughter of Into Mischief has not started since finishing third in the Silverbulletday Stakes at Fair Grounds on January 17.
The 7-year-old veteran campaigner blew out a sharp three-furlongs in :36 flat and galloped out a half-mile in :48 2/5, working on his own for trainer Rusty Arnold in preparation for a start in the Grade 2 Woodford Stakes on October 3 at Keeneland. The bay son of Algorithms finished second, beaten a neck at 22-1, in the 2025 renewal of the Woodford.
Grade 1 Stephen Foster Stakes winner Magnitude, prepping for an engagement in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Classic on October 31, stretched his legs over Keeneland's main track just after the renovation break, breezing five-furlongs, on his own in 1:02 flat for trainer Steve Asmussen. Interior splits on the four-year-old bay son of Not This Time were :12 3/5, :24 4/5, :38 2/5, :50 1/5, out six-furlongs in 1:14 3/5, and up in 1:27 2/5.
The two-year-old son of Tacitus stepped off five-panels in a "bullet" :59 4/5, finishing four lengths to the good of his company, stablemate Touchy, a multiple stakes-placed son of Nyquist, for trainer Wesley Ward. The flashy gray lost all chance when he broke sideways and was slammed at the start in his career debut at Kentucky Downs on August 29.
The two-year-old chestnut filly was visually impressive breezing four-furlongs in :47 2/5 over a deep, cut-up racetrack later in the morning for trainer Rodolphe Brisset. The daughter of Nyquist, who was breezing by herself, galloped out five-eighths of a mile, in hand, in 1:00 4/5.
Majestic Valor, an unraced bay son of Justify, and Very Gifted, an unraced gray son of Gift Box, breezed a half-mile in company on even terms in a sharp :47 3/5 and galloped out five-furlongs, on the bridle, in 1:00 3/5 for trainer Kenny McPeek.
The flashy gray daughter of Tapit was on her toes breezing a half-mile in a “bullet” :47 flat, working on her own for trainer Rusty Arnold. Interior splits on the move were :22 2/5, and :34 4/5 with the last eighth in a sharp :12 1/5; $450,000 filly has won her past two starts on turf.
Dual classic winner Golden Tempo, coming off a third-place finish in the Grade 1 Travers Stakes at Saratoga on August 29, breezed five-furlongs from the half-mile pole in a "bullet" :59 4/5, working in company with stablemate Commentate, a lightly-raced Candy Ride (Arg) colt, for trainer Cherie DeVaux. The pair got the final eighth of the move in a sharp :12 2/5 with Golden Tempo, a bay son of Curlin, working on the inside if his company.
4-year-old son of Classic Cause drilled a sharp half-mile out of the gate in a “bullet” :47 flat, working on even terms with stablemate Happy Away, a 2-year-old Global Campaign filly who was second in her career debut at Churchill Downs, for Wesley Ward; been gelded, gets Lasix.
Four-year-old daughter of Not This Time was sharp breezing a half-mile on her own just after the 7:30 A.M. track renovation break, stepping off four-panels in a swift :47 2/5 for trainer George Weaver. The bay filly, who is multiple Grade 3 stakes-placed, galloped out five-furlongs in 1:00 4/5.
The three-year-old bay filly drilled four-panels in :49 2/5, galloped out a strong five-furlongs on the bridle in 1:01 flat, and was pulling up after three-quarters of a mile in 1:13 2/5, working on her own for trainer Cherie DeVaux. The daughter of Into Mischief has not started since finishing third in the Silverbulletday Stakes at Fair Grounds on January 17.
The 7-year-old veteran campaigner blew out a sharp three-furlongs in :36 flat and galloped out a half-mile in :48 2/5, working on his own for trainer Rusty Arnold in preparation for a start in the Grade 2 Woodford Stakes on October 3 at Keeneland. The bay son of Algorithms finished second, beaten a neck at 22-1, in the 2025 renewal of the Woodford.
Grade 1 Stephen Foster Stakes winner Magnitude, prepping for an engagement in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Classic on October 31, stretched his legs over Keeneland's main track just after the renovation break, breezing five-furlongs, on his own in 1:02 flat for trainer Steve Asmussen. Interior splits on the four-year-old bay son of Not This Time were :12 3/5, :24 4/5, :38 2/5, :50 1/5, out six-furlongs in 1:14 3/5, and up in 1:27 2/5.
The two-year-old son of Tacitus stepped off five-panels in a "bullet" :59 4/5, finishing four lengths to the good of his company, stablemate Touchy, a multiple stakes-placed son of Nyquist, for trainer Wesley Ward. The flashy gray lost all chance when he broke sideways and was slammed at the start in his career debut at Kentucky Downs on August 29.
The two-year-old chestnut filly was visually impressive breezing four-furlongs in :47 2/5 over a deep, cut-up racetrack later in the morning for trainer Rodolphe Brisset. The daughter of Nyquist, who was breezing by herself, galloped out five-eighths of a mile, in hand, in 1:00 4/5.
Majestic Valor, an unraced bay son of Justify, and Very Gifted, an unraced gray son of Gift Box, breezed a half-mile in company on even terms in a sharp :47 3/5 and galloped out five-furlongs, on the bridle, in 1:00 3/5 for trainer Kenny McPeek.
The flashy gray daughter of Tapit was on her toes breezing a half-mile in a “bullet” :47 flat, working on her own for trainer Rusty Arnold. Interior splits on the move were :22 2/5, and :34 4/5 with the last eighth in a sharp :12 1/5; $450,000 filly has won her past two starts on turf.
Dual classic winner Golden Tempo, coming off a third-place finish in the Grade 1 Travers Stakes at Saratoga on August 29, breezed five-furlongs from the half-mile pole in a "bullet" :59 4/5, working in company with stablemate Commentate, a lightly-raced Candy Ride (Arg) colt, for trainer Cherie DeVaux. The pair got the final eighth of the move in a sharp :12 2/5 with Golden Tempo, a bay son of Curlin, working on the inside if his company.
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