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Channel Cat after winning the Grade 1 Man o War at Belmont Park.
Calumet Farm homebred Channel Cat and his trainer, Jack Sisterson, are no strangers to springing upsets in graded stakes. The duo will look to add another exclamation mark to their collective ledgers in Saturday s Grade 2, $250,000 Bowling Green, an 11-furlong inner-turf test for older horses, at Saratoga Race Course.
Channel Cat, who is one of three sons of English Channel entered for Saturday s 63rd renewal, captured the 2019 Bowling Green at odds of 13-1 for former conditioner Todd Pletcher. The 6-year-old chestnut, who was transferred to Sisterson s care last year, won a dramatic renewal of the Grade 1 Man o War in May at Belmont Park at 8-1 by a nose over Gufo, who was a neck better than Bowling Green-rival Moon Over Miami.
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HomeSports BettingHorse Racing Can the Remarkable Arklow Plant His Flag at the United Nations Stakes?
Can the Remarkable Arklow Plant His Flag at the United Nations Stakes?
July 15, 2021 3 min read
Figuring out the most remarkable element of Arklow’s career takes you on a trip around America’s racetracks in search of the freakish, most bizarre factoid you can find. So, it makes perfect sense that Arklow is one of the favorites for Saturday’s Grade 1 United Nations Stakes at Monmouth Park.
Arklow won his last start, May’s Grade 3 Louisville at Churchill Downs, in stakes-record time. He tries for his second Grade 1 win and 10th career victory in Saturday’s United Nations Stakes at Monmouth Park. (Image: Coady Photography/Churchill Downs)