11/1 (DMR): Breeders Cup ~ Saturday (Turf, F&M Turf, Mile)
 

TURF

Minnie Hauk (Aidan O'Brien) 5-2
Steve Andersen: Lost Arc de Triomphe on Oct. 5 by a head.

Rebel's Romance (Charlie Appleby) 7-2
Steve Andersen: Won this race in 2022 and last year, seeking to become first three-time winner

Ombudsman (John and Thady Gosden) 4-1
Steve Andersen: Won Champion Stakes at Ascot Oct. 18 before BC Turf

Goliath (Francis-Henri Graffard) 12-1
Steve Andersen: A winner of 8 of 16 starts, including two G1 races in Germany, Britain

Amiloc (Ralph Beckett) 15-1
Steve Andersen: Has won 5 of 6, including a G2 at 1 1/2 miles; lost to Melbourne Cup favorite

El Cordobes (Charlie Appleby) 15-1
Steve Andersen: The Sword Dancer win at Saratoga in August is very easy to like

Silawi (Hamad Al Jehani) 15-1
Steve Andersen: Led throughout Canadian International at 1 1/2 miles in continental debut.

Ethical Diamond (Willie Mullins) 20-1
Steve Andersen: Won hurdle race in Feb., has won last two on flat in British handicaps

Gold Phoenix (Phil D'Amato) 20-1
Steve Andersen: This old boy was fourth in 2024 BC Turf, best finish of a U.S.-based runner

Ole Crazy Bone (Mike Maker) 30-1
Steve Andersen: Gave career-best run in $2.5 million race at Kentucky Downs on Sept. 6.

Other: Deep Monster, Rashabar, Rebel Red, Tawny Port, Wimbledon Hawkeye

F&M TURF

She Feels Pretty (Cherie DeVaux) 7-2
Steve Andersen: A loss by a head in Diana is lone defeat in last six, carries a huge chance

Gezora (Francis-Henri Graffard) 4-1
Steve Andersen: Won French Oaks in June, trainer insists filly was too far back in Arc.

Cinderella's Dream (Charlie Appleby) 5-1
Steve Andersen: A close second in this race in 2024, but disappointing in last two starts

Diamond Rain (Charlie Appleby) 6-1
Steve Andersen: Overcame slow start to finish well in Taylor, her North America debut

See The Fire (Andrew Balding) 6-1
Steve Andersen: Beaten a neck in G1 Prix de l'Opera, best result since G2 win in May

Wemightakedlongway (Joseph O'Brien) 8-1
Steve Andersen: Lost key French G1 on Oct. 5 by half-length, O'Brien retains BC hopes

Village Voice (Chad Brown) 15-1
SA: Displayed an appealing late rally in Waya, her U.S. debut

Bellezza (Miguel Clement) 20-1
Steve Andersen: Flower Bowl win puts her near top of U.S.-based hopefuls

Gimme a Nother (Graham Motion) 30-1
Steve Andersen: Has never raced at 1 3/8 miles, but finished well in Mabee at 1 1/8 miles

Stellify (Brad Cox) 30-1
Steve Andersen: Improving filly has won last four, class test in BC

Others: Aventure, Be Your Best, Fionn, Mission of Joy, Survie, Way to Be Marie

MILE

Field of Gold (John and Thady Gosden) 7-2
Marcus Hersh: Mile remains under consideration but first target is QE II at Ascot

Notable Speech (Charlie Appleby) 4-1
MH: Third in '24 Mile, finally got 4yo season untracked two back; major player

Rhetorical (Will Walden) 6-1
MH: Divisonal newcomer looks legit; rateable speed, turn of foot

Johannes (Tim Yakteen) 8-1
MH: Comes in fresh, could peak in third start of year; sneaky

Rosallion (Richard Hannon) 8-1
MH: Set to run in QE II at Ascot Oct. 18; uncertain for Del Mar

Sahlan (Francis Henri Graffard) 10-1
MH: Just ninth in the French Guineas; huge step forward in Moulin

Program Trading (Chad Brown) 12-1
MH: Only two starts into return from long layoff; prefers a touch farther than this

Formidable Man (Michael McCarthy) 15-1
MH: His 2025 superior to fellow Californian Johannes; considerable class hike here

Jonquil (Andrew Balding) 20-1
MH: Tough trip, good performance at KEE; Juddmonte could run three here?

Qirat (Ralph Beckett) 20-1
MH: Won Sussex at 150-1; not nearly that unlikely at Del Mar

Others: Almendares, Argine, Cabo Spirit, Gas Me Up, Giocoso, Gran Oriente, Henri Matisse, Never So Brave, One Stripe, Simply in