The Patrick Biancone-trained Lennilu takes on Karl Burke’s Zelaina in the Queen Mary Stakes (G2) June 18.

Maiden Watch: Week of June 9-June 15

Maria Borell’s application for a license to train Thoroughbred horses in Kentucky nine years after she left the state in the wake of a scandal was unsuccessful. She withdrew the application after a June 17 hearing.

The move came as a surprise to some as President Donald Trump had said that immigrants who worked in hospitality and agriculture had nothing to fear when it came to his administration’s plans to crack down on illegal immigrants.

Maria Borell’s application for a license to train Thoroughbred horses in Kentucky nine years after she left the state in the wake of a scandal was unsuccessful. She withdrew the application after a hearing.

Field of Gold left a pair of classic winners, Night of Thunder and Ruling Court, completely flat-footed en route to a St James’s Palace Stakes (G1) victory at Ascot.

In his stakes debut and second start overall, 2-year-old Gstaad earned a decisive victory in the Coventry Stakes (G2) with a yawning three-length gap back to the placed horses in the opening 2-year-old contest of the week June 17 at Royal Ascot.

The progressive American Affair produced a powerful performance to hold off Frost At Dawn and strike in the King Charles III Stakes (G1) for Scottish trainer Jim Goldie June 17.

Los Angeles and Anmaat square off June 18 in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes (G1) at Royal Ascot.

With significant, persistent rainfall in the local forecast for the next several days, the four turf stakes races carded for June 20 at Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course have been rescheduled for June 27.