Category: Horse Racing Betting

Saturday at Saratoga, Arcangelo held off Disarm by a length to win the Runhappy Travers Stakes (G1) with Tapit Trice third and favorite Forte fourth. Get the results, chart, and photos here.

Sunday at Woodbine there were four stakes for Canadian-breds who went through the Woodbine yearling sales: the Simcoe Stakes won by My Boy Prince, the Elgin Stakes won by Rapid Test, the Algoma won by Souper Sinclair, and the Muskoka Stakes won by Hurricane Clair. Get the results, charts, and photos here.

Saturday at Del Mar, favorite Anarchist held on to win the Pat O’Brien Stakes (G2) by 3/4 lengths over Bye Bye Bobby and C Z Rocket. Get the results, chart, and photos here.

Arcangelo’s victory in Saturday’s $1.25 million Travers was marred by the deaths of two horses earlier on the card.

Sunday at Woodbine, Paramount Prince led all the way to win the King’s Plate, the first race in Canada’s Triple Crown, by 1 1/2 lengths over Woodbine Oaks winner Elysian Field, giving trainer Mark Casse a 1-2 finish. Favorite Kalik finished a disappointing 13th. Get the results, chart, and photos here.

There were four other stakes at Woodbine on Sunday, the Dance Smartly Stakes (G2) won by Miss Dracarys, the Bold Venture (G3) won by Patches O’Houlihan, the Catch A Glimpse Stakes won by Airosa, and the Soaring Free Stakes won by Golden Canary. Get the results, charts, and photos here.

Saturday at Del Mar, favorite Anisette won the Del Mar Oaks (G1) by 2 3/4 lengths over Be Your Best and Impact Warrior. Also, retired jockey Fernando Toro was presented with his Hall of Fame jacket and plaque. Get the results, chart, and photos here.

Wednesday at Woodbine, the post position draw was held for the 2023 King’s Plate to be run on Sunday. The favorite is New York invader Kalik at 3-1 from post 6 in a field of 17. Get the horses, post positions, and morning line odds here.

Sunday at Del Mar, Prince of Monaco won the Best Pal Stakes (G3) by 4 1/4 lengths over stablemate and favorite Muth with Raging Torrent third. Get the results, chart, and photos here.

Preakness Stakes officials are mulling moving to four weeks after the Kentucky Derby, which would affect the traditional 5-week Triple Crown timeline.