Fully Subscribed was a lukewarm 7-2 favorite to capture her stakes debut Saturday in the $300,000 Mother Goose (G2) for three-year-old fillies at Aqueduct. She won in a manner that suggested the price should have been shorter.

Rebel's Romance could not have had a better prep in advance of a third Breeders' Cup Turf (G1) title on Nov. 1.

Cheyenne Stable’s Ozara muscled her way into the clear in Friday’s $300,000 Ballston Spa (G2) to remain unbeaten at Saratoga.

Trainer Chad Brown won Friday’s $500,000 Just a Game (G1) for the fourth straight year, and a record eighth time in the past nine years, but not with his best-fancied runner.

La Cara led all the way in Saturday's Acorn S. (G1) at Saratoga, handing formerly unbeaten divisional leader Good Cheer her first setback with the gate-to-wire decision.

All went according to connections' plan for La Cara in the $742,782 Ashland (G1) at Keeneland on Monday.

The California form heading into the Kentucky Derby (G1) was flattered in New York on Saturday when Rodriguez gave nine rivals the slip in the $750,000 Wood Memorial (G2) at Aqueduct.

Speed was the name of the game in both points races on Saturday at Tampa Bay Downs.

Breeders' Cup winner Soul of an Angel and Power Squeeze were both thwarted by the unheralded Windy Walk in Thursday’s Rampart S. at Gulfstream Park.

A moderate pace was of no great help to the favored Integration in the $300,000 Red Smith (G2) at Aqueduct on Saturday.

Potential Breeders’ Cup contenders were out in full force for a trio of graded stakes on Sunday afternoon at Aqueduct.

A couple of Grade 1 turf stakes took place at Saratoga on Sunday after being delayed due to rain. Even with the precautions, one took place during a rain shower and both were held over damp grass labeled good.

Integration further stamped himself as a potential leading player in the male turf division next season with an authoritative victory in the $250,000 Hill Prince (G2) at Aqueduct on Saturday.

The Canadian International (G1) resumed from a one-year hiatus on Sunday, and Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby provided a sense of continuity at Woodbine.

The Woodbine Mile undercard featured a pair of Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” events for turf two-year-olds.