Turf racing maintains interest at Keeneland as Breeders' Cup looms
The best weekend horse racing was on the turf, and much of that was at Keeneland, site of the Breeders' Cup World Championships Oct. 30-31.
Turf racing maintained interest at Keeneland as the Breeders' Cup World Championships approached on October 30-31. Filly and mare Tam Tam won the $750,000 Grade I Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, finishing 2 1/2 lengths ahead of Faithful Departed. Trained by Philip Bauer, Tam Tam secured her second consecutive Grade 1 win. Woodbine Oaks and King's Plate winner Luster finished eighth. Time to Dazzle won Sunday's $400,000 Grade II Franklin Stakes, but Luster had previously won the race in 2022.
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