About four hours after younger stablemate Nest flaunted her class in the Beldame (G2), older star Malathaat likewise obliged as the odds-on favorite in Sunday’s Spinster (G1) at Keeneland.

A couple of champions are among the entries for a trio of Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series qualifiers taking place on an exciting Sunday at Keeneland.

It’s safe to say trainer Chad Brown enjoyed a banner Saturday at Monmouth Park. Horses hailing from the Brown barn won four of the day’s five graded stakes.

Along with undefeated Jack Christopher in the Haskell (G1), trainer Chad Brown has leading contenders in all the graded stakes on the undercard at Monmouth Park on Saturday.

Tawny Port continued his ascension up the three-year-old ranks on Saturday with a one-length victory in the $500,000 Ohio Derby (G3) at Thistledown.

Crazy Beautiful will look to add a fourth graded stakes win on the year in Friday's $200,000 Comely S. (G3) at Aqueduct, and stands a strong chance of doing so if the main threat to her doesn't show up.

Thursday's $500,000 Falls City S. (G2) at Churchill Downs will have a familiar look as Envoutante and Bonny South, the one-two finishers in the 2020 Falls City, meet again in the 1 1/8-mile fixture for fillies and mares.

Stonestreet Stables’ homebred Clairiere has been competing honorably at the top level, and her moment finally came in Saturday’s $999,500 Cotillion (G1) at Parx.

As division leader Malathaat awaits the Breeders’ Cup, Saturday’s $1 million Cotillion S. (G1) at Parx presents an opportunity for other three-year-old fillies to earn a coveted Grade 1.

After a pair of setbacks, multiple Grade 1 winner Knicks Go rebounded stylishly with a 10 1/4-length thrashing in Friday’s $300,000 Prairie Meadows Cornhusker H. (G3).

Twice beaten since his Pegasus World Cup (G1) heroics, Knicks Go hopes to regain the winning thread in Friday night’s $300,000 Prairie Meadows Cornhusker H. (G3).

How do the Black-Eyed Susan S., Miss Preakness S. and Hill Top S. at Pimlico look?

Malathaat overcame both a long layoff and an early bid from rival Pass the Champagne to win the $400,000 Ashland S.