Atitlan got a clean trip and took full advantage to win the Twilight Derby (G2T) Oct. 26 at Santa Anita Park.

Trainer Cherie DeVaux, enjoying her finest year since beginning her training career in 2018, watched her two trainees, Brilliant Berti and Depiction, finish 1-2 in the 12-horse Bryan Station Stakes (G3T) at Keeneland Oct. 26.

WinStar Farm stallion Global Campaign sired his first black-type stakes winner Oct. 26 when his daughter Special Aviator captured the Our Dear Peggy Stakes at Gulfstream Park.

It’s been a long time coming and now that the moment is here, Lawrence Goichman couldn’t be more thrilled about participating in his first Breeders’ Cup with a homebred no less. His Scythian will go to battle in the Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T).

Superwolf became the first black-type winner for his sire, Taylor Made Stallions’ freshman Instagrand, when he landed the Best of Ohio Juvenile Stakes Oct. 26 at Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course. 

Godolphin’s Tarifa may not have a grade 1 win to her credit, but she surely displayed a top-level amount of heart in posting her third grade 2 triumph of the year.

While some of his other stablemates prepare for bids in the Breeders’ Cup, Hit Show took center stage for the Brad Cox barn Oct. 26 with a determined score in the Fayette Stakes (G2). The win gave Cox his fifth consecutive Keeneland fall meet title.

David Carroll, assistant trainer for Cherie DeVaux, tells us three things about the 4-year-old son of Into Mischief before his bid in the Breeders’ Cup Classic.

Coastal Mission was a win machine in West Virginia for the first three years of his racing career, notching 10 of his first 11 victories in the state. Now, he’s even a graded winner in New York. He won the Oct. 26 Forty Niner Stakes (G3) at Aqueduct.

A colt by Sea The Moon topped the bill Oct. 26, the final of five days of trading at the Arqana October Yearling Sale, which petered out after a barnstorming first three days.