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Mohaymen, Songbird work for seasonal bows

Last updated: 1/8/16 6:55 PM

Mohaymen, Songbird work for seasonal

bows

Eclipse Award finalists Mohaymen and Songbird both worked toward their

respective three-year-old debuts on Friday.

Remsen (G2) and Nashua (G2) winner Mohaymen, targeting the Holy Bull at

Gulfstream Park on January 30, covered four furlongs in :47 4/5 at Palm Meadows

in a work that pleased trainer Kiaran McLaughlin.

At Santa Anita,

likely juvenile filly champion Songbird tuned up for the Las Virgenes (G2) on

February 6 with a bullet five-furlong move in :58 1/5.

For the full details of the works and trainer reaction, visit the

TwinSpires.com blog via the above links.

Also at the TwinSpires blog on Friday:

Kellie Reilly argues that

three horses were regrettably snubbed as finalists in Eclipse Award balloting,

and also defends the candidacy of Breeders' Cup Turf (G1) winner Found as 2015

champion three-year-old filly.

Vance Hanson, in a handicapping features,

sees Saturday's Ft. Lauderdale (G2) and Sham (G3) as ripe pickings for a pair of

horses seeking their first career stakes wins.

International Star returns to the site of his biggest career victory to date

when taking on six rivals in the Louisiana S. at Fair Grounds on January 16.

It will be only the second start for the Ken and Sarah Ramsey colorbearer since

taking the 2015 Louisiana Derby (G2) last March 28.

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