Don’t sleep on Just dreaming at Rosehill

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Calvin Borel is having the time of his life at Saratoga, cruising around town in his customized truck, dining on the house at some of the best restaurants and — oh, yes — riding Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense. “It’s been a dream come true,” Borel said Friday after a brief visit with Street Sense at trainer Carl Nafzger’s barn.

One of Australia’s biggest horse races – the Sydney Cup – was abandoned at the halfway point on Saturday in dramatic and controversial scenes after two horses threw their riders and one of the horses died on the track. The 3,200-meter (2-mile) Group 1 event, worth 2 million Australian dollars ($1.5 million), attracted a field of 14 Australian and international gallopers, and shaped as one of the highlights of the autumn racing season at Sydney’s Randwick racecourse. Not only was the seven-year-old’s English jockey James Doyle thrown from the saddle, the incident also caused rival horse Who Shotthebarman to unseat its jockey, Blake Shinn.

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