A Maryland-bred and a Pennsylvania-bred are among the fillies hoping to fire in the Intercontinental at Belmont Park Friday.
Excluded from the Breeders’ Cup, Miss J McKay will instead try her hand in the $100k Stewart Manor Stakes at Aqueduct on Sunday.
Horses bred in Maryland and Pennsylvania tackle the Breeders’ Cup, and Sagamore Farm boasts a budding star, in the Week in social media.
Breeders’ Cup hopeful Miss J McKay breezed a half over the Laurel Park turf Saturday morning with jockey Trevor McCarthy up for trainer Cal Lynch.
Maryland Million is a hit, Monmouth’s 2019 campaign nears it end, and Miss J McKay may be Breeders’ Cup-bound, in the Week in social media.
Preakness winner War of Will and Covfefe are among several Maryland stakes winners to be pre-entered in next week’s Breeders’ Cup races.
Anne Arundel County Stakes winner Miss J McKay, a Maryland-bred, is headed to the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint, her trainer said.
Miss J McKay and So Street cruised to juvenile stakes scores Saturday at Laurel Park and are en route to Maryland Million.
Favored Miss J McKay dominated at first asking to break her maiden today at Laurel Park and give her sire, Hangover Kid, his first winner.