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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Keeneland's 2025 Fall Meet is set to be the most lucrative in the track's history when it kicks off Friday, Oct. 3, and will also highlight a re-imagined saddling paddock–among other projects–for the 17-day season, the track announced Friday. The purses for 22 stakes during the course of the meet will be worth a total of $10.85-million, led by the GI Coolmore Turf Mile at $1.25-million that Saturday, Oct. 4 during Fall Stars weekend. It will dually function as a showcase of horses taking aim at the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Del Mar in November. Fans coming onto the track will notice the saddling paddock with centralized stalls and a ceremonial Stakes Winner's Circle, and will have the opportunity to partake in the new Show Bet Bonus for on-track patrons. Keeneland will also host ever-popular special events like Make-A-Wish Day; College Scholarship Day, presented by Lane's End; Kids Club Day, sponsored by Kentucky Children's Hospital; Heroes Day, and Sunrise Trackside. As is tradition, weekend tailgating on The Hill will also return. Racing will be conducted Wednesday through Sunday during the Fall meet, and gates open at 11:00a.m. First post is 1:00p.m. with complimentary digital programs available for download here. “Keeneland's Fall Meet is a joyous celebration of Thoroughbred racing's most cherished traditions brought to life by the people, the moments and the legacy that connect us season after season,” Keeneland president and CEO Shannon Arvin said. “We're thrilled to unveil the enhancements we've made to elevate the race-day experience, bringing fans closer than ever to the excitement and pageantry of our sport. With the richest purses in Keeneland history and the 40th anniversary of our iconic turf course, this Fall Meet is set to be a landmark celebration.” The post Keeneland Fall Meet Will Showcase Most Lucrative Season Ever, Construction Enhancements appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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Lucky Sweynesse looks to become the third Hong Kong-based horse to win the Sprinters Stakes, one of only two Grade 1 sprints on the Japanese racing schedule.View the full article -
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Straight No Chaser is back for a repeat bid Sunday in the Santa Anita Sprint Championship Stakes (G2) at Santa Anita Park, and he's already secured a berth to this year's Sprint Nov. 1 via a win earlier this year in Saudi Arabia.View the full article -
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This week's radio and television schedule, compiled by America's Best Racing.View the full article -
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Coming into Friday's G2 Joel Stakes a colt on the rise, Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum's Zeus Olympios (Night Of Thunder) emerged from the mile feature with unbeaten record intact and reputation firmly enhanced. Delivered by Clifford Lee to upstage Godolphin's 4-5 market-leader Opera Ballo (Ghaiyyath) heading out of the dip, the 2-1 second favourite who had taken the G3 Superior Mile earlier this month drew away to score by 2 1/4 lengths. “The Godolphin horse settled better than we did early on and had first run on us, so he's obviously a good horse,” trainer Karl Burke said. “He arrived to us at the end of last year and had a little injury as soon as he came, but sometimes with those immature two-year-olds with stress fractures it can be a blessing in disguise as they can really develop and strengthen.” “The Night Of Thunders that I have had can be a little bit fragile as two-year-olds and he's over all that now and moving really well. He came with a bit of a reputation from Roger [Varian]'s, but we were working with the handbrake on until we knew he had an engine [on debut] at Kempton.” “It's been small stepping stones all the way, but next year with that big turn of foot I would imagine we'll start off in the Lockinge and go from there. The owner has Rosallion in the QEII next month, so I would think he won't go there but I will have to speak to Sheikh Mohammed Obaid.” The post ‘He’s Obviously A Good Horse’: Burke Thinking Big With Night Of Thunder’s Unbeaten Zeus Olympios appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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