Primetime Emmy, an Australian-bred daughter of Extreme Choice bred on Northern Hemisphere time, will try to become the first Australian-bred to win a Breeders' Cup race when she starts in the Juvenile Turf Sprint (G1T).

NBS Stable's Ground Support earned her second career graded score with a dominant victory in the first division of the Oct. 25 $200,000 Glen Cove (G3T), a 7-furlong Widener turf sprint for sophomore fillies, at Belmont Park. 

Glen Hill Farm's People Watching turned the stretch run of the $100,000 Autumn Miss Stakes (G3T) into a thriller, rocketing from off the pace to run her rivals down and secure her first graded stakes victory Oct. 25 at Santa Anita Park.

The spring of 2026 is the spring of Cosmic Crusader after Bob Peters' remarkable and durable gelding stormed to victory in the Cox Plate (G1) Oct. 24 at Flemington.

Phipps Stable and St. Elias Stable's Golden Tempo returned to the Keeneland main track around 8:10 am Oct. 25 for a light jog the opposite way around under Enrique Miranda, assistant to trainer Cherie DeVaux.

Making his first start on dirt, Red Lane Thoroughbreds' Jas made good on the expectations of the Asmussen family Oct. 25 when he outdueled Staunch in the stretch of the $195,000 Street Sense Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs.

Anyone believing the 5 1/2 lengths that Drumbeat put on his Zetland Stakes (G3) rivals was the bigger deal at Newmarket's Future Champions meeting will have had that reinforced with a smooth Criterium de Saint-Cloud (G1) success.

Purchased for just $2,500 as a yearling, millionaire Chunk of Gold seeks to add a Breeders' Cup triumph to his accolades.

Dual grade 1 winner and likely Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) favorite Hughes led four of Bob Baffert's Breeders' Cup runners on the Churchill Downs work tab Oct. 25.

Queenstown added another chapter to Galileo's remarkable legacy when landing the Prix Royal-Oak (G1) at Saint-Cloud Oct. 25, becoming the late Coolmore super sire's 105th individual group/grade 1 winner.