Several top-performing racehorses, including Just F Y I and Newgrange, have resumed their training regimens with impressive workouts. Notably, Just F Y I, the 2023 champion two-year-old filly, made a strong comeback by breezing three furlongs in 38.6 seconds at Payson Park. Meanwhile, Newgrange, a three-time Grade 2 winner, clocked four furlongs in 47.0 seconds at Palm Meadows, showcasing their readiness for upcoming competitions. These workouts signal the horses' preparation for future stakes races and highlight their trainers' strategic planning.

Just F Y I's Comeback Shows Promise

Just F Y I, the 2023 champion two-year-old filly, has demonstrated remarkable resilience in her return to training. After a challenging start to the year, she is now under the guidance of trainer Bill Mott, who is preparing her for a potential resurgence. Her recent workout at Payson Park, where she covered three furlongs in 38.6 seconds, indicates that she is regaining her form. This performance places her third fastest among five horses at the same distance.

The filly's journey back to peak condition began with a sixth-place finish in the Grade 1 Acorn on June 7. Prior to this, she had placed second in both the Ashland (G1) and Kentucky Oaks (G1). Despite these setbacks, Just F Y I's dedication to training has been unwavering. Her first significant workout of the new year was also at Payson Park, where she completed three furlongs in an impressive 38.0 seconds. As she continues to train, expectations are high for her to reclaim her title as a formidable competitor in the racing world.

Newgrange and Other Top Horses Prepare for Future Races

Newgrange, a seasoned performer with three Grade 2 victories to his name, has shown excellent form during his latest workout. Under the watchful eye of trainer Phil D’Amato, he breezed four furlongs in 47.0 seconds at Palm Meadows, marking the fastest time among 34 horses at that distance. This performance suggests that Newgrange is well-prepared for his next challenge after finishing fifth in the San Diego Handicap (G2) on July 27.

In addition to Newgrange, several other graded-stakes winners have also returned to action with notable workouts. Gun Song, a Grade 2 winner, completed three furlongs in 38.6 seconds at Gulfstream Park, signaling her readiness for future events. Abientot, a Grade 3 winner, set the pace with a five-furlong workout in 1:01.7 on turf at Palm Meadows. Duke of Love, Ice Chocolat, and others have similarly impressed with their performances, all pointing to a highly competitive season ahead. These workouts not only reflect the horses' physical prowess but also underscore the meticulous planning and effort put in by their trainers to ensure peak performance.