Uncover the Monday Morning Racing Stars

Gaming - A Rising Star in the Racing World

Game Winner's offspring, Gaming, made a significant mark with his five-furlong workout at Santa Anita. In a time of 1:00.0, he showed his speed and potential. Just seven days prior, he had covered four furlongs at the same track. His last race was a second-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, demonstrating his tenacity on the track.

With multiple Grade 1 wins under his belt, Gaming is clearly a force to be reckoned with. His consistent training and performance make him a horse to watch in the upcoming races.

Tenma - A Del Mar Debutante with Promise

Nyquist's progeny, Tenma, showcased her skills with a four-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 47.6 seconds. Among 60 works at this distance, she ranked seventh. Just a week ago, she had also completed four furlongs at the same venue.

In her last start, she finished third in the Oak Leaf (G2), proving her ability over 1 1/16 miles. Bob Baffert's training seems to be bringing out the best in this young horse, and she holds great promise for the future.

Newgrange - A Versatile Grade 2 Winner

Violence's offspring, Newgrange, demonstrated his versatility with a five-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 1:01.0. Out of 37 works at this distance, he ranked 11th. His previous workout was seven days ago over four furlongs at Santa Anita.

In his last race, he placed fifth in the San Diego Handicap (G2), showing his ability in different race conditions. With his multiple Grade 2 wins, Newgrange is a horse with a diverse skill set.

Bentornato - A Sprinting Powerhouse

Valiant Minister's son, Bentornato, blazed a trail with a four-furlong workout at Palm Meadows in 47.0 seconds, the fastest among 10 works at this distance. Just a week ago, he had covered three furlongs at the same track.

His second-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint highlights his sprinting prowess. Jose D’Angelo's training has clearly honed his skills, and Bentornato is a horse to keep an eye on in short-distance races.

Motorious - A Turf Sprint Specialist

Muhaarar's offspring, Motorious, impressed with a five-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 59.8 seconds, the second fastest among eight works at this distance. His previous workout was seven days ago over four furlongs at the same track.

In the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint, he finished second, demonstrating his talent on the turf. Phil D’Amato's training has shaped him into a specialist in this particular race distance and surface.

Hope Road - A Bayakoa and Torrey Pines Winner

Quality Road's daughter, Hope Road, worked four furlongs at Santa Anita in 50.2 seconds, ranking 50th out of 60 works at this distance. Her previous workout was seven days ago over the same distance.

She won the Bayakoa (G3) and the Torrey Pines, showing her consistency and ability over different race distances. Bob Baffert's training has been instrumental in her success.

Medoro - A Providencia Grade 3 Winner

Honor Code's offspring, Medoro, completed a four-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 48.8 seconds, ranking 21st out of 60 works at this distance. Her previous workout was seven days ago over the same distance.

In her last race, she placed second in the Autumn Miss (G3) on the turf, proving her adaptability. Peter Eurton's training has brought out the best in this horse.

Midnight Mammoth - A Cougar II Champion

Midnight Lute's offspring, Midnight Mammoth, showed his speed with a two-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 23.6 seconds, the fastest among four works at this distance. His previous workout was 99 days ago over four furlongs at Del Mar.

His win in the Cougar II (G3) over 1 1/2 miles showcases his stamina and ability. Craig Dollase's training has prepared him well for these races.

Nooni - A Sorrento Grade 3 Winner

Win Win Win's offspring, Nooni, completed a four-furlong workout at Santa Anita in 48.6 seconds, ranking 13th out of 60 works at this distance. Her previous workout was seven days ago over five furlongs at Santa Anita.

In the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies, she placed sixth, demonstrating her potential. Bob Baffert's training continues to develop her skills.