Jockey Rene Douglas is turning Arlington Park’s graded stakes races into a horse racing Monopoly game.
Douglas’ mount, Lost At Sea, won a stretch duel with front-running 7-10 favorite See How She Runs in Saturday’s Grade III $100,000 Singapore Plate, giving him seven victories in the eight graded stakes run at this summer’s meeting.
Lost At Sea’s 1 1/4-length victory in the 1 1/8-mile race for 3-year-old fillies was her second straight at the expense of See How She Runs. In winning for the fifth time in her 11 starts for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, Lost At Sea went the route in 1 minute 50.58 seconds after See How She Runs set a slow pace for the opening three quarters.
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– Pat Day broke the career money record for a jockey, riding With Anticipation to victory in the $500,000 Sword Dancer Handicap at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. With the $300,000 in prize money, Day’s horses have earned $264,580,968 in his 29-year career. Chris McCarron, who retired last month, had the previous record of $264,351,679.
– Sunday Silence is fighting for his life after developing a debilitating disease in his left foreleg, according to a Tokyo newspaper report. The 1989 Kentucky Derby and Breeders’ Cup Classic champion might have to be euthanized within a week, the Japan Times said.