Thorpedo Anna made a successful return in the Grade 2 Azeri, solidifying her position as the top older dirt female. Cavalieri, a rising star, moved up to the second spot in the rankings after impressive performances in the La Cañada and Beholder Mile. Richi, Raging Sea, and Candied round out the top five in the division, with notable performances in recent races.
In the male divisions, White Abarrio reclaimed the top spot in the older dirt males after a dominant victory in the Pegasus World Cup. Citizen Bull remains at the top of the 3-year-old males, while Good Cheer leads the 3-year-old fillies. Spirit of St Louis and She Feels Pretty are the top turf males and females, respectively. Straight No Chaser and Kopion are the top male and female sprinters, showcasing impressive performances in recent races.
The divisional races are heating up with exciting contenders like Cavalieri challenging Thorpedo Anna in the older dirt female division. The upcoming Apple Blossom at Oaklawn could feature a showdown between the two top contenders. With strong performances from top horses like White Abarrio, Citizen Bull, and She Feels Pretty, the competition in each division promises to be fierce and captivating throughout the season.
