Things did not work out too well for Endlessly in the Kentucky Derby (G1).

Following a spring meet at Churchill Downs with record purses and wagering, racing shifts in Kentucky to Ellis Park in Henderson beginning July 4.

Alva Starr was a grade 1-winning homebred for Brett Brinkman and Dale Ladner. She had won five stakes, never finished worse than second in 10 career starts, and was a millionaire.

After running Juddmonte’s Idiomatic to win the 2023 Delaware Handicap (G2), trainer Brad Cox is back, starting Godolphin’s Wet Paint in the $500,000 race July 7 at Delaware Park.

Dubawi’s sons Night of Thunder and Too Darn Hot are among six European-based sires Darley will have available to breeders on Southern Hemisphere time this year at Kildangan and Dalham Hall studs in Ireland and England, respectively.

Entering off consecutive graded victories, Glassman Racing’s Play the Music looks to keep her hot streak alive when she faces 11 fillies and mares in the $135,000 Hendrie Stakes (G3) at Woodbine.

After chasing the leader of the 3-year-old filly division, Thorpedo Anna, Lea Farms’ Power Squeeze drops in as the high weight in a field of seven 3-year-old fillies entered for the $300,000 Delaware Oaks (G3) July 6 at Delaware Park.

Nancy Cox, the longtime dean of the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment at the University of Kentucky and the first-ever vice president for land grant engagement, plans to retire in late summer.

Following a spring meet at Churchill Downs with record purses and wagering, racing shifts in Kentucky to Ellis Park in Henderson beginning July 4.

Cieren Fallon faces a spell on the sidelines after breaking his back in two places when falling from his mount at Windsor July 1.