If this is a romantic trip, I recommend South Boundary Ave for kissing with a view. It’s a wonderful place to walk, hike or take a horseback ride. At 2,200 acres, Hitchcock Woods is the nations largest urban forest and is owned by the Hitchcock Foundation. When I want to escape the crowds or tourists, my favorite place to visit is Hitchcock Woods. Amp the Alley is a live music event in The Alley. Rounding out the field is Ruler of the Night, stepping up in class off three straight wins from post 6 Bon Raison, second in an optional claimer July 19, out of post 7 and Eight Town, who will be making his first start since finishing second in an optional claimer last September at Belmont, leaving from the outside post 8.When I have a visitor from out of town, the first place they want to see is Hopelands Gardens, also home to Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum, but I also take them to The Alley– for a more local, authentic experience. The Anthony Quartarolo-trained Uno Mas Modelo, owned by Ron Paolucci Racing, will depart from post 1 under Eric Cancel. A 6-year-old gelding, Uno Mas Modelo has won three black-type stakes in his career, including the Perseus in January and the Rough and Ready in February at Gulfstream Park. Trained by Stanley Hough and ridden by Luis Saez, He Hate Me drew post 4.Įxiting graded stakes competition is Uno Mas Modelo, seventh in the Grade 3 Commonwealth in April at Keeneland and 10th in the Grade 1 Churchill Downs on May 4. Winner of the Tremont at Belmont as a 2-year-old, He Hate Me will be making his first stakes start since finishing fourth in the 2018 Miracle Wood at Laurel Park. Sagamore Farm’s He Hate Me will look to prove he’s the smart choice as he steps up following a 2 ¼-length optional claiming victory July 19 at Saratoga. Rajiv Maragh has the call aboard Skyler’s Scramjet from post 6. The 5-year-old Creative Cause gelding was second, beaten a half length by World of Trouble, in the Grade 1 Carter Handicap in April at Aqueduct and won the 2018 Grade 3 Tom Fool Handicap at the Big A. Skyler’s Scramjet, trained by Michelle Nevin for SJC Stable and Marcello Micozzi, looks to regain his form after finishing fifth, beaten 14 lengths, last time out in the Runhappy. He just needed to get the right set up.”ĭylan Davis will ride Pat On the Back from post 3. Hopefully, he can get there towards the end. I wanted to get a race into him here before we went back to Belmont. “It just happened that he needed a little more time, so the Tale of the Cat ended up being the race. “If timing was a little better, I would have rather run in the John Morrissey ,” said Jeremiah Englehart, who trains the 5-year-old for Harold Lerner LLC, AWC Stables and Nehoc Stables. He concluded his 2018 campaign with a victory in Belmont’s 1 1/2-mile Empire Classic and a fifth in the Grade 1 Cigar Mile Handicap in December at Aqueduct Racetrack. Pat On the Back, winner the six-furlong Affirmed Success in April and the one-mile Commentator in May against New York-breds at Belmont, will be seeking his third straight score and fourth in five starts. I couldn’t be asking him to be doing any better.”
We’re not going to face some of the types we just faced, but all of these races are tough. He just has to keep running as well as he has been and stay consistent. “He’s trained on excellent since then, and it looks like the right spot. “He really ran a remarkable race, considering the circumstances,” said trainer John Terranova. He rushed up to race in third at the first point of call, and made a three-wide bid for the lead with five-sixteenths to travel before flattening out in the stretch, finishing 4 ¾-lengths behind the heavily favored winner Promises Fulfilled. In the Nerud, Killybegs Captain was away last of seven after stumbling and steadying at the start. He was second over a route of ground in the Challenger in March at Tampa and enters the Tale of the Cat off three straight starts in sprints: a fourth in the listed Runhappy in May at Belmont Park, a second in the Chocolate Town Sprint in July, and earning blacktype in completing the trifecta in the Nerud on July 6. Killybegs Captain, owned by Curragh Stables, earned his first stakes victory in his 5-year-old debut, winning the Pelican by 4 ½ lengths in February at Tampa Bay Downs. Eastern, is a six-furlong race for 3-year-olds and up which have not won a graded stakes in 2019.
The Tale of the Cat, carded as the penultimate race on the 10-race card with a scheduled post time of 5:18 p.m.
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