Last Saturday in Saratoga, four deployment of degree 1 contained a combination of $ 3 million in wallet money. Two of them – the Whitney Stakes and Fanduel Fourstardave Stakes – were Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re in” Races. On the other side of the country “where the grass meets the surf” in del Mar, another Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series Race, the Grade 1 Clement L. Hirsch Stakes presented by Oak Tree Racing Association, was held. The results of these and other races about a fantastic coast-to-coast weekend brought major changes to the EQibase leader board that tabulated 2025 income in North America.
Deterministic stable the spotlights of favorite Johannes in the Fourstardave Stakes and earned an automatic berth in the Fanduel Breeders’ Cup Mile presented by PDJF in November. The 4-year-old Liam’s Map Colt won the Fourstardave with 1 ¼ lengths, which marked his third consecutive Graded Stakes Win and second consecutive degree 1 victory. With the lion’s share of the $ 750k wallet, Deterministic pushed its income from 2025 to $ 1,102.125, which moves 18 places on the Equibase Leaderboard. He is now on the ninth general and celebrated in the 4-year-old and Up division.
Saturday’s selection framework in Saratoga was the prestigious $ 1 million Whitney Stakes, a 1 1/8-mile unpaved showdown for older horses. For the first time in history, two Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic winners met in the same race: 2023 Champion White Abarrio and 2024 Winner Sierra Leone. It was Sierra Leone who appeared the victor, added another degree 1 title to his growing CV and the eighth horse in history became to win both the Whitney and the classic (he earned an automatic attempt to repeat in the classic through his victory on Saturday). The Chad Brown -Stagia shot in the top 100 and is 23RD On the overall leaderboard and 10one In the 4-year-old and UP division with $ 798,200.
Almost 3000 miles away in southern California, Seismic Beauty, a 4-year-old Merrieveeulen from Uncle Mo, went gate-to-wire to win the Clement L. Hirsch Stakes with 1 ½ lengths under Juan Hernandez. The Maryland-Bred moved in the top 100 of the general classification of Equibase and is now 64one. She earned an automatic berth on the Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff.
There were no changes in the top five jockeys in the rankings last week, and Brad Cox continues to dominate the training classification with more than $ 16.9 million in income, with Steve Asmussen in second place with more $ 2 million; However, Mark Casse and Chad Brown were the only two trainers with more than $ 1 million in income last week and they both exceeded $ 13 million for the year. Brown still remains in third place with $ 13,806,855 in income, but Casse is hot on its heels and paths with only $ 211,913.
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