Day holiday card is slated for Monday, January 20 and features the $100,000 Interborough for fillies and mares 4-years-old and up. January will feature 17 dates with live racing generally conducted Thursday through Sunday with the exception of New Year’s Day, a Wednesday card highlighted by the $150,000 Jerome for freshly minted 3-year-olds, as part of New York’s road to the Kentucky Derby. Saturday, December 14 will see 2-year-olds going seven furlongs in the $500,000 Great White Way while the 2-year-old fillies will run in the $500,000 Fifth Avenue on December 15. Stakes action will kick off with New York-bred talent competing in the New York Stallion Stakes Series. Thoroughbred action will remain at Aqueduct for the 2019-20 winter meet, which will commence on Thursday, December 12 and run through Sunday, March 29. In total, Drawing Away Stable, the NYRA leading owner for 2013, finished the meet with a 9-4-1 record and earnings of $306,475 in 25 starts. Twisted Tom pulled an even bigger upset in Race 8, winning a 1 1/8-mile optional claimer at 14-1 odds, paying $30.40. Klaravich finished with nine wins, four runner-up efforts and five third-place finishes in 22 starts for earnings of $464,135.ĭrawing Away Stable saw a pair of big-priced winners on Sunday to tie Klaravich, with Summer Bourbon taking a six-furlong claiming contest in Race 2, returning $23.60 on a $2 win bet. Klaravich Stables enjoyed another successful slate, finishing as the top owner for a fifth consecutive meet, starting with a tie in the Aqueduct spring meet and continuing with the Belmont spring/summer meet, Saratoga and Belmont fall. The Mechanicville, New York native has won the last three Eclipse Awards for Outstanding Trainer and has been NYRA’s year-ending leading trainer for the last four years and is likely to extend his run to a fifth year, holding a 45-win edge over Rice in the 2019 standings.īrown recorded his first title at Aqueduct since the 2018 spring meet, including a $70,000 maiden victory with Cost Basis on the stacked Cigar Mile Day card on Saturday. His win total was five more than second-place finisher Linda Rice. With 61 starters, Brown’s runners finished 17-9-11, winning 27.87 percent of the time while amassing earnings of $1.04 million.
Allen Jerkens title as the Saratoga summer meet’s leading trainer, and his Belmont fall crown. “Without them, it wouldn’t be possible.”īrown was the top conditioner for a fourth consecutive New York Racing Association meet, building on his efforts in the Belmont spring/summer, his third overall H. beginning with a handicap score under Irad Ortiz, Jr. If they give me the horses I can win races,” Ortiz, Jr. Aqueduct fall meet Week 2 stakes probables The 2022 Breeders’ Cup, which was conducted on Friday and Saturday at Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, K.Y., saw a host of New York-connected entrants post strong performances across the 14 championship races. “You need the horses first and you need the help from the trainers and owners, and they give me the help.
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