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Dixiana Farms' homebred Hayes Strike (Connect) along with Mendelssohns March (Mendelssohn), owned by Harold Lerner, Nehoc Stables, AWC Stables and Team Stallion Racing Stable, tuned up for expected starts in Saturday's GI Toyota Blue Grass S. by working 5 furlongs in 1:00.60 in company together.

Hayes Strike comes into the 1 1/8-mile Blue Grass off a victory in the Private Terms S. at Laurel March 18.

“I don't run many horses in Maryland,” trainer Kenny McPeek said of Hayes Strike. “His race at Turfway (in the Leonatus Stakes on Jan. 21 in which he finished ninth) … nothing went right. He didn't ship well, and he didn't handle the synthetic surface at all. I just needed to get him back on the dirt and get him back to winning.”

Mendelssohns March has two wins in two starts with victories on the turf at Fair Grounds and on a sloppy dirt track at Oaklawn Park.

McPeek is the most recent of six trainers to have swept the GI Central Bank Ashland and Toyota Blue Grass in the same year. McPeek, who first accomplished the double in 2002 with Take Charge Lady and Harlan's Holiday, is expected to send out Magdalena Racing, Colette Marie Vanmatre and James Ball's Defining Purpose (Cross Traffic) in the Ashland. Defining Purpose worked 5 furlongs in 1:00.20.

Half-mile workers included Mr. and Mrs. Tsunebumi Yoshihara's Yuugiri (Shackleford) who went in :48.80 in preparation for the GI Madison S. for trainer Rodolphe Brisset; Tom Durant's Run Classic (Runhappy) who worked a half in :47.80 for the GIII Commonwealth S. for trainer Bret Calhoun; and Michael J. Ryan's Be Your Best (Ire) (Muhaarar {GB}) in :49.80 for the GII Appalachian S. for trainer Horacio De Paz.

Also working Sunday morning was West Coast Stables' Pride of the Nile (Pioneerof the Nile), currently 28th on the Road to the Kentucky Oaks with 17 points, who drilled 6 furlongs in 1:16 on the main track under Ferrin Peterson for trainer Doug O'Neill in preparation for Friday's GI Central Bank Ashland S. Pride of the Nile shipped to Keeneland the middle of last month after a troubled trip in the GIII Santa Ysabel at Santa Anita March 5.

“I was glad to get her,” said Stephanie Murray, who oversees the O'Neill string at Keeneland. “Today was her third work here. The first time, she worked on the (all-weather) training track because of the rain.”

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The lineup features 28 stakes races that received significant boosts–including the GI Stephen Foster which is now worth $1 million–and one new event, the $175,000 Chorleywood Overnight S.

Derby Week kicks off the Spring Meet with 22 stakes that total a record $13.125 million over the six-day stretch that culminates with the highlight of the annual racing calendar–the 149th running of the GI Kentucky Derby. Nine of the 14 races on Kentucky Derby day are stakes that total $7.65 million. In addition to the Derby, the first Saturday in May will showcase the $1 million GI Old Forester Bourbon Turf Classic; $750,000 GI Churchill Downs presented by Ford; $750,000 GI Derby City Distaff presented by Kendall-Jackson Winery; $500,000 GII Longines Churchill Distaff Turf Mile; $500,000 GII Pat Day Mile; $500,000 GII American Turf; $500,000 GII Twin Spires Turf Sprint; and $175,000 Knicks Go Overnight S.

One day earlier, Churchill Downs will host the $1.25 million GI Longines Kentucky Oaks. The seven stakes that day total $4.2 million: the Oaks; $750,000 GI La Troienne; $600,000 GII Alysheba presented by Sentient Jet; $500,000 GII Eight Belles; $500,000 GII Edgewood presented by Forcht Bank; $300,000 GIII Modesty; and $300,000 Unbridled Sidney S. presented by Sysco.

Stephen Foster Preview Day is Saturday, June 3 with six stakes that total $1.35 million: the $225,000 GIII Blame; $225,000 GIII Shawnee; $225,000 GIII Arlington; $225,000 GIII Regret; $225,000 Aristides S.; and $225,000 Audubon S.

The $1 million Stephen Foster, which has been elevated to Grade I status, is the centerpiece of closing weekend. The race anchors a six-race stakes card that totals $2.475 million on Saturday, July 1, and includes the $400,000 GII Fleur de Lis; $400,000 GII Wise Dan; $225,000 American Derby; $225,000 Tepin S.; and $225,000 Kelly's Landing S.

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The marquee day of the meet takes place Saturday, Apr. 9, highlighted by the $750,000 GII Wood Memorial S., a final prep for the GI Kentucky Derby that offers a total of 170 qualifying points (100-40-20-10) towards a start in the 'Run for the Roses.' Should a Grade I or Group 1 winner be declared an official starter in the nine-furlong test, NYRA will boost the purse of the race by $250,000 to an even $1 million.

The Wood program also features the first Grade I of the New York racing calendar annually, the seven-furlong, $300,000 Carter H. Supporting races include the GIII Gazelle S., a qualifier for the GI Kentucky Oaks (100-40-20-10); the GIII Bay Shore S. for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs; and the GIII Distaff H. for older filly and mare sprinters at seven-eighths of a mile. The card also includes the $100,000 Danger's Hour S. for turf males, four years old and upward.

The meet concludes with a pair of 6 1/2-furlong races for sophomore males and females in the New York Stallion Stakes series, each worth $200,000 to be run Apr. 23 and 24, and the $100,000 Memories of Silver S. on closing day.

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“We've been extremely fortunate to ride some top-class horses this meet,” Gaffalione said. “It's been a wild meet overall but very successful. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped me get to this point.”

Following Saturday's closing day card, Gaffalione plans to take some time off in Florida before heading to Saratoga for that meet which begins July 15.

Leading trainer and owner were decided during Saturday's closing card with Brad Cox taking home the training title and Juddmonte and Three Diamonds Farm tying for the owner title.

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Average daily handle over the 11 days of live racing was $7,765,368, an 11.5% increase over 2019, when average daily handle over the 12 days of live racing was $6,964,947.

The 2020 spring meet at Aqueduct Racetrack was canceled in its entirety due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In accordance with New York State guidelines instituted to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, the 2021 Aqueduct spring meet was conducted without spectators and with only a limited number of owners and essential employees in attendance.

On-track handle, which includes wagering from New York residents utilizing NYRA Bets, was $5,734,531 compared to $9,987,247 in 2019.

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The April 3 program will feature two classic preps, the 97th running of the $800,000 Toyota Blue Grass (G2) and 84th running of the $400,000 Central Bank Ashland (G1), which will award the respective winners 100 points toward the Kentucky Derby (G1) Presented by Woodford Reserve and Kentucky Oaks (G1). As previously announced, the Toyota Blue Grass attracted undefeated champion Essential Quality, winner of the TVG Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) Presented by Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance, among the 151 nominees.

The $400,000 Central Bank Ashland (G1) drew 88 nominees, including previously announced champion Vequist, winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1), and Grade 1 winners Dayoutoftheoffice and Simply Ravishing.

Opening day of the Spring Meet will present a 10-race card that includes three stakes for 3-year-olds: the 36th running of the $150,000 Beaumont (G3) Presented by Keeneland Select for fillies at the Beard Course distance of 7 furlongs and 184 feet; 33rd running of the $150,000 Kentucky Utilities Transylvania (G3) at 1 1/16 miles on the turf; and the second running of the $100,000 Palisades Turf Sprint at 5½ furlongs on the turf.

Wagering that day will feature a $200,000-guaranteed Pick Four Presented by TVG.

The Beaumont, which offers 17 points on the Road to the Kentucky Oaks on a 10-4-2-1 scale to the first- through fourth-place finishers, attracted 35 nominees headlined by trainer Tim Hamm and Siena Farm's Dayoutoftheoffice. Winner of the Frizette (G1) last fall, Dayoutoftheoffice was second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies in her most recent start.

Among the other nominees are Phoenix Thoroughbred III's Crazy Beautiful, who was second in last fall's Darley Alcibiades (G1) at Keeneland for trainer Kenny McPeek, and trainer Todd Pletcher's Grade 2-winning duo of Shadwell Stables's Malathaat and Holly Hill Stables' Wholebodemeister.

These four fillies also are nominated to the Central Bank Ashland.

Three Diamonds Farm's Fire At Will, winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (G1) Presented by Coolmore America, tops a roster of 33 nominees to the Kentucky Utilities Transylvania. Trained by Mike Maker, Fire At Will has won two of three grass starts with the other victory coming in the Pilgrim (G2).

Other nominees to the race include LNJ Foxwoods and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners' undefeated Annex, winner of the Palm Beach (L) for trainer Bill Mott, and Jim Bakke's Columbia (L) winner Winfromwithin, who is trained by Todd Pletcher.

Ranlo Investments' Golden Pal, easy winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (G2), is the most notable name among 21 nominees to the Palisades Turf Sprint. Trained by Wesley Ward, Golden Pal was second in his turf debut in the Norfolk (G2) at Royal Ascot and then took the Skidmore at Saratoga prior to his Breeders' Cup victory.

Ward, who has seven horses nominated to the race, also trains Breeze Easy's Outadore, who finished third behind Fire At Will in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf.

Another nominee is Kristen Boice and Marylou Holden's Bodenheimer. Trained by Valorie Lund, he won Keeneland's Indian Summer (L) Presented by Keeneland Select during the Fall Meet.

Entries for opening day will be taken Monday, March 29.

The first Saturday of the Spring Meet presents an 11-race card highlighted by the Toyota Blue Grass and Central Bank Ashland. Keeneland will offer a $500,000-guaranteed All-Stakes Pick Four and a $500,000-guaranteed All Stakes Pick Five that day.

Four other graded stakes join the two classic preps on the card, which is worth a total of $2.1 million: 20th running of the $300,000 Madison (G1) for fillies and mares at 7 furlongs on the dirt; 33rd running of the $200,000 Appalachian (G2) Presented by Japan Racing Association for 3-year-old fillies at one mile on the turf; 25th running of the $200,000 Shakertown (G2) for 3-year-olds and up at 5½ furlongs on the turf; and 34th running of the $200,000 Commonwealth (G3) for older horses at 7 furlongs on the dirt.

Michael Lund Petersen's Gamine headlines 23 nominees to the Madison. Trained by Bob Baffert, Gamine won the Acorn (G1) and Test (G1) before her track record-setting romp in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1).

Also nominated to the Madison are the 3-4 finishers from the same Breeders' Cup race: Lothenbach Stables' Bell's the One, trained by Neil Pessin, and Lloyd Madison Farms IV's Sconsin, trained by Greg Foley. Frank Fletcher Racing Operations' Frank's Rockette, a three-time graded stakes winner who finished 11th against males in the Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), also is nominated. She is trained by Bill Mott.

In the Appalachian Presented by Japan Racing Association, Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables, Peter Deutsch, Michael Kisber, The Elkstone Group and Bethlehem Stables' Aunt Pearl (IRE) headlines the 39 nominees. Trained by Brad Cox, Aunt Pearl is perfect in three races, including the JPMorgan Chase Jessamine (G2) and Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) at Keeneland.

Among the other nominees are recent Grade 3 winners Domain Expertise, trained by Chad Brown and owned by Klaravich Stables, and Con Lima, trained by Todd Pletcher and owned in partnership by Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, Joseph Graffeo, Eric Nikolaus, Del Toro and Troy Johnson.

The past three winners of the Shakertown – trainer Wesley Ward's Bound for Nowhere, Breeze Easy's Imprimis and Amy Dunne, Brenda Miley, Westrock Stables and Jean Wilkinson's Leinster – are among 24 horses nominated to this year's race.

Bound for Nowhere won the 2018 Shakertown by 4 lengths but was beaten a neck by Imprimis in 2019 and was third behind Leinster in 2020. Bound for Nowhere has not started since last July's Shakertown.

Joe Orseno trains Imprimis, who has a win and runner-up finish in two 2021 starts following a troubled trip in finishing 13th to close 2020 in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1).

Rusty Arnold trains Leinster, who was third in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint. Winner of the Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint (G3) in his 2021 debut, Leinster could join Soaring Free (2004-2005) as the only other back-to-back Shakertown winner.

Allied Racing Stable's By My Standards, a four-time Grade 2 winner and earner of more than $1.8 million, heads the 19 nominees for the Commonwealth. Trained by Bret Calhoun, By My Standards finished eighth in the Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) in his lone Keeneland start.

Four Grade 1 winners are among the Commonwealth nominees: Jackpot Farm's Basin, trained by Todd Pletcher; Hronis Racing and Little Red Feather Racing's Cistron, trained by John Sadler; Something Special Racing's Hog Creek Hustle, trained by Vickie Foley, and Speedway Stables' Roadster, trained by Mike Stidham.

Entries for the blockbuster card will be taken Tuesday, March 30. Keeneland will livestream the post position draws for the Toyota Blue Grass and Central Bank Ashland at Keeneland.com beginning at 11:15 a.m. ET.

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Derby Week (April 24-May 1) kicks off the nine-week 147^th Spring Meet in style with 18 stakes events that total a record $10.14 million over the six-day stretch, culminating with the 147^th running of the $3 million Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (Grade 1) for 3-year-olds at 1 ¼ miles.

Half of the 14 races on Derby Day are stakes races, including four Grade 1 events: the Derby; $1 million Old Forester Bourbon Turf Classic; $500,000 Churchill Downs presented by Ford and $500,000 Derby City Distaff. There also will be a trio of Grade 2 events: the $500,000 Longines Churchill Distaff Turf Mile; $500,000 Pat Day Mile presented by LG&E and KU; and $500,000 American Turf.

One day earlier, Churchill Downs will host the Derby's female counterpart, the $1.25 million Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1) at 1 1/8 miles – the nation's most lucrative race for 3-year-old fillies. The six stakes that day total $3 million: the Oaks; $500,000 La Troienne (G1); $400,000 Alysheba (G2); $300,000 Eight Belles presented by Smithfield (G2); $300,000 Edgewood (G2); and $250,000 Twin Spires Turf Sprint presented by Sysco (G2).

Derby Week stakes action that precedes Oaks and Derby days includes the $125,000 William Walker on Opening Night, Saturday, April 24; the newly-renamed $120,000 Isaac Murphy Marathon Overnight Stakes on Champions Day, Tuesday, April 27, which honors the legendary African-American who was a three-time Derby winner and arguably the greatest jockey American racing has ever known; $125,000 Kentucky Juvenile on Wednesday, April 28; and the $150,000 Unbridled Sidney and $120,000 Opening Verse Overnight Night Stakes on Thurby, Thursday, April 29.

After Derby Week, there will be 22 stakes worth a total of $3.3 million.

Stephen Foster Preview Day is Saturday, May 29 with seven stakes that total $825,000: the $125,000 Matt Winn (G3); $125,000 Regret (G3); $125,000 Aristides (Listed); $125,000 Blame; $125,000 Shawnee; $100,000 Audubon; and $100,000 Douglas Park Overnight Stakes.

The $600,000 Stephen Foster (G2), which annually attracts some of the nation's top older horses, is situated on closing day, Saturday, June 26, for a second consecutive year. The 1 1/8-mile race anchors a seven-race stakes bonanza that totals $1.6 million and includes the $250,000 Fleur de Lis (G2) for fillies and mares and $250,000 Wise Dan (G2) for turf horses.

The lucrative prize money is attributed to returns from historical horse racing at Derby City Gaming, Churchill Downs Incorporated's $65 million facility that opened September 2018 at nearby 4520 Poplar Level Road.

The first condition book of scheduled races features $106,000 maiden races on Derby Week and $91,000 maiden races after Derby. The Churchill Downs stable area reopens Tuesday, March 16, and the first day of training is Friday, March 19.

2021 CHURCHILL DOWNS SPRING MEET STAKES SCHEDULE

Date	Running	Grade	Purse	Race	Conditions	Distance	Surface
Saturday, April 24	6th	Listed	$125,000	William Walker	3yo	5 ½ F	Turf
Tuesday, April 27	3rd		$120,000	Isaac Murphy Marathon Overnight Stakes	4&up	1 ½ M	Dirt
Wednesday, April 28	27th		$125,000	Kentucky Juvenile	2yo	5 F	Dirt
Thursday, April 29	11th		$150,000	Unbridled Sidney	3&up, f&m	5 ½ F	Turf
Thursday, April 29	16th		$120,000	Opening Verse Overnight Stakes	4&up	1 M	Turf
Friday, April 30	147th	I	$1,250,000	Longines Kentucky Oaks	3yo f	1 1/8 M	Dirt
Friday, April 30	36th	I	$500,000	La Troienne	4&up, f&m	1 1/16 M	Dirt
Friday, April 30	18th	II	$400,000	Alysheba	4&up	1 1/16 M	Dirt
Friday, April 30	66th	II	$300,000	Eight Belles presented by Smithfield	3yo f	7 F	Dirt
Friday, April 30	37th	II	$300,000	Edgewood	3yo f	1 1/16 M	Turf
Friday, April 30	27th	II	$250,000	Twin Spires Turf Sprint presented by Sysco	3&up	5 ½ F	Turf
Saturday, May 1	147th	I	$3,000,000	Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve	3yo	1 ¼ M	Dirt
Saturday, May 1	35th	I	$1,000,000	Old Forester Bourbon Turf Classic	4&up	1 1/8 M	Turf
Saturday, May 1	86th	I	$500,000	Churchill Downs presented by Ford	4&up	7 F	Dirt
Saturday, May 1	35th	I	$500,000	Derby City Distaff	4&up, f&m	7 F	Dirt
Saturday, May 1	36th	II	$500,000	Longines Churchill Distaff Turf Mile	4&up, f&m	1 M	Turf
Saturday, May 1	97th	II	$500,000	Pat Day Mile presented by LG&E and KU	3yo	1 M	Dirt
Saturday, May 1	30th	II	$500,000	American Turf	3yo	1 1/16 M	Turf
Saturday, May 8	2nd		$100,000	Mamzelle Overnight Stakes	3yo f	5 F	Turf
Saturday, May 15	84th	III	$125,000	Louisville	4&up	1 ½ M	Turf
Saturday, May 22	18th	III	$125,000	Winning Colors	4&up, f&m	6 F	Dirt
Saturday, May 22	8th		$100,000	Keertana Overnight Stakes	4&up, f&m	1 ½ M	Turf
Saturday, May 29	24th	III	$125,000	Matt Winn	3yo	1 1/16 M	Dirt
Saturday, May 29	52nd	III	$125,000	Regret	3yo f	1 1/8 M	Turf
Saturday, May 29	33rd	Listed	$125,000	Aristides	4&up	6 F	Dirt
Saturday, May 29	2nd		$125,000	Blame	4&up	1 1/8 M	Dirt
Saturday, May 29	2nd		$125,000	Shawnee	4&up, f&m	1 1/16 M	Dirt
Saturday, May 29	2nd		$100,000	Audubon	3yo	1 1/8 M	Turf
Saturday, May 29	1st		$100,000	Douglas Park Overnight Stakes	4&up	1 1/16 M	Turf
Saturday, June 5	5th		$100,000	Mighty Beau Overnight Stakes	3&up	5 F	Turf
Saturday, June 12	45th	III	$125,000	Old Forester Mint Julep	4&up, f&m	1 1/16 M	Turf
Saturday, June 19	11th		$100,000	Roxelana Overnight Stakes	3&up, f&m	6 ½ F	Dirt
Friday, June 25	11th		$100,000	Kelly's Landing Overnight Stakes	3&up	7 F	Dirt
Saturday, June 26	40th	II	$600,000	Stephen Foster	4&up	1 1/8 M	Dirt
Saturday, June 26	46th	II	$250,000	Fleur de Lis	4&up, f&m	1 1/8 M	Dirt
Saturday, June 26	32nd	II	$250,000	Wise Dan	4&up	1 1/16 M	Turf
Saturday, June 26	120th	III	$125,000	Bashford Manor	2yo	6 F	Dirt
Saturday, June 26	120th	Listed	$125,000	Debutante	2yo f	6 F	Dirt
Saturday, June 26	2nd		$125,000	War Chant	3yo	1 M	Turf
Saturday, June 26	2nd		$125,000	Tepin	3yo f	1 M	Turf

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Fans are encouraged to visit Keeneland.com/tickets for information on Spring Meet ticket options and the process to purchase.

“Keeneland is eager to welcome fans, although fewer in number, back this spring for what promises to be an exciting race meet,” Keeneland President and CEO Shannon Arvin said. “We have missed our fans as much as they've missed Keeneland, particularly at this time of year as we shake off winter to celebrate the return of spring. While we are still limited in capacity, our team is hard at work creating unique touches that will deliver the exceptional and safe race-day experience our guests expect from Keeneland. And for those fans who can't attend in person, Keeneland will provide ways for you to enjoy your race-day traditions from the comfort of your home.”

Keeneland has worked to ensure the most fair ticket selection process possible given the anticipated demand and to create a safe and fun on-site environment for its guests. In addition, Keeneland will offer a 48-hour cancellation policy without penalty.

Beginning Monday, March 8, fans may apply for the opportunity to purchase a table for six in the fourth-floor Lexington/Kentucky Room or Phoenix Room or up to six Reserved Grandstand seat ticket packages on specific race days.

Fans may purchase General Admission ticket packages online on a first-come, first-served basis starting Wednesday, March 24. A maximum of six tickets may be purchased per order.

Reserved Grandstand and General Admission ticket packages will include admission, a race-day program and a concession allowance. Dining ticket packages will include admission, a race-day program and a prix fixe three-course meal.

Keeneland will continue to enforce COVID-19 protocols during the Spring Meet and implement new initiatives with regard to mobile ticketing and cashless payment to further create a safe environment for all guests.

Keeneland's new ticketing platform enables patrons to complete their ticketing purchase online and to add tickets to their mobile wallet for easy scanning at the admission gates. Additionally, all Grandstand and General Admission ticket packages will include a $10 concession card and concession stands will feature new meal deals for lunch, all aimed to reduce wait times in lines as well as the amount of cash transactions.

As always, all forms of seating at Keeneland, including dining tables, outdoor boxes, pods of tickets in the Reserved Grandstand area and Grandstand benches, will be kept at a social distance.

All individuals will be required to wear a face mask and maintain proper social distancing while on the grounds. Health screenings and temperature checks will resume at all entrance gates for the race meet.

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