Sovereignty posts fastest workout among graded stakes winners

Sovereignty recorded the quickest five-furlong time of 1:01.4 at Payson Park on Sunday morning, leading a group of 33 graded-stakes winners with published workouts. The four-year-old colt, trained by Bill Mott for owner Godolphin, holds a career record of 9 wins, 2 seconds, and earnings over $5.8 million, including victories in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes. Other notable horses, such as Immersive and Journalism, also completed sessions at training facilities across the U.S.

On Sunday morning, a total of 33 horses with prior graded-stakes successes logged workouts at various tracks, providing insight into their preparations ahead of upcoming races. Sovereignty, a son of Into Mischief, covered five furlongs in 1:01.4, outpacing the other six efforts at that distance at Payson Park Training Center. This marked his return to the tab following a four-furlong move seven days earlier. His most recent victory came in the Travers Stakes over 1 1/4 miles at Saratoga on August 23.

Immersive, a three-year-old filly by Nyquist under trainer Brad Cox, handled four furlongs in 49.6 seconds at Payson Park, ranking 25th out of 59 at the distance. Her prior work was also four furlongs there a week ago, building toward her next outing after winning the Seneca Overnight at Churchill Downs on September 20.

Journalism, sired by Curlin and trained by Michael McCarthy, worked five furlongs in 1:02.2 at Santa Anita, placing 56th among 76 similar breezes. The colt's last race was a fourth-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Del Mar on November 1.

Additional standouts included Test Score, who breezed three furlongs on turf in 38.1 seconds at Palm Meadows, second-fastest of eight; and Gold Phoenix, covering five furlongs in 1:00.8 at Santa Anita, seventh out of 11. These sessions reflect ongoing training regimens for horses like Usha, who won the La Brea Stakes in December, and Westwood, victor of the San Pasqual in January. Trainers such as Chad Brown and Bob Baffert reported works for several in their stables, emphasizing steady progress without specific race targets mentioned.

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Dynamic photo illustration of Westwood winning the San Pasqual Stakes and Princesa Moche the Megahertz Stakes at Santa Anita racetrack.
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Westwood and Princesa Moche win stakes at Santa Anita

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Westwood secured his first stakes victory in the Grade 2 San Pasqual Stakes, while Princesa Moche earned her initial U.S. stakes win in the Grade 3 Megahertz Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday. Both races highlighted strong performances on the track for older horses. The victories came after previews anticipated competitive fields in the events.

The leading finishers from the 2025 Kentucky Derby have returned to training. Sovereignty, Baeza, and Journalism each completed recent workouts as they prepare for upcoming races. Several other Derby participants have also raced or are scheduled to compete soon.

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Twelve horses that have won graded stakes races completed workouts on Wednesday morning, with Book'em Danno posting the fastest time at his distance as he prepares for a 2026 debut. The group includes multiple Grade 1 and Grade 2 victors breezing at tracks across the United States. These sessions signal ongoing preparations for upcoming races.

U.S.-based horses Nysos, Knightsbridge, and Skippylongstocking rank among the world's best in the inaugural 2026 edition of the best racehorse rankings. Nysos holds the highest position at No. 5 after a strong second-place finish in the Saudi Cup. The rankings, covering races from January 1 to March 8, highlight global talent led by Hong Kong's Ka Ying Rising.

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Bob Baffert's trainee Cherokee Nation recorded the highest speed figure of 146 in maiden company at Santa Anita Park, leading a strong week for young horses in U.S. racing. Thirty-five maiden winners achieved figures of 100 or higher, with California tracks dominating the performances. The results highlight emerging talent from top sires and trainers.

Gin Gin, a Grade 1-winning mare, resumed training on Wednesday after a troubled Breeders' Cup performance. She headlined a group of 13 graded-stakes winners who published workouts that day. The session at Palm Meadows marked her first breeze since November.

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Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher has outlined the next steps for six 3-year-old horses in his stable, beyond the undefeated champion Ted Noffey, as they gear up for the 2026 Kentucky Derby trail. Speaking from Palm Beach Downs in Delray Beach, Florida, Pletcher shared insights on their recent performances and upcoming races. These colts represent a mix of promising talents and those needing to prove themselves.

 

 

 

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