Sovereignty trains towards the Belmont stakes

Godolphin’s Kentucky Derby Award-winning Homebread sovereignty It has posted its second installment on the Oklahoma Training Track on the Saratoga Race Course since capturing Rose Running on May 3rd.

Sovereignty with Eclipse Award-winning rider Neil Poznansky Up first galloped an oval almost complete rap in the usual way for Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott. He and Arthur’s ride began towards the outside and about two lengths of Arthur’s ride, standing near the gap on the first turn, before they broke for work.

Nyra Clockers caught him with a split of 12.4, 25.2 and 37.8 seconds before Sovereign reached the turn in his company, moving forward to him through five furlongs at 1:02.54, galloping at 1:17 flats and 1:33.10.

“I thought it was fine,” Mott said in his barn. “He was a little strong in the warm-up. When he (Poznanski) turned him over, he quickly went to the other horses.

Sovereignty returned to the Oklahoma Work Tab last week to have a solo half-mile in 49.76 seconds under Poznanski. Missiev Bay is marked by the Belmont Stakes at the Spa on June 7th.

Sovereignty won three of his final four starts, and in addition to his derby coup, he scored on the streets as a young and young fountain (G2) as a sophomore.

Mott said he has noticed a change in the overall attitude of the talented Colt on the track since the first Saturday in May.

“He’s a little more aggressive,” Mott said. “It (the Derby) doesn’t let him back. He’s a little stronger than him. He wasn’t that strong (before the Derby).”

Mott said he expects sovereignty to blow another wind before Belmont.

“You hope he trains well for fair track until the next race, and you’ll go from there,” Mott said.

Tapit’s 5-year-old son, Arthur’s Ride, is in his fourth job this year and has not started with an offboard finish since it was held at Del Mar at Breaders’ Cup Classic in November.

“I thought he did well in the first five. He was probably a little tired,” Mott said. “He doesn’t have that many.”

Mott’s tab also scored stakes winners Scylla and Resilience, who earned 0.25 miles for the company in Oklahoma.

Judd Monte’s Scylla, the final fourth place finisher of Derby City Disaff (G1) on May 3, is a potential candidate for the $300,000 Bed O’ Roses (G2) at the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival on June 6. Full Sister, who won dual gradual stakes to billionaire Tacitus, ran once in Saratoga and finished second in society with last year’s Grade 1 ballerina handicap.

Last year’s Wood Memorial (G2) Aqueduct Racetrack winners Tranquility Lake Farm and Ric Waldman’s Resilience were final seventh in the Churchill Downs with options claimants on May 2 when they first started their rest dated last year’s Belmont Stakes.

The winners of these 53 grade stakes worked nationwide on Saturday morning:

Soped Anna (Fast Anna) is the sixth-grade winner, earning four furlongs in 48.4 seconds on Churchill Downs on Saturday morning. It was the 40th fastest of 126 works in the distance. Her previous work went to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs seven days ago. In her final start, she went 1 1/16 miles on the Churchill Downs main track for trainer Kenny McPeak on May 2nd, finishing seventh in Latroyenne (G1).

Chance Macpatrick (McKinzie) was the sophomore winner (2024 Champagne, 2024 Hopeful) and worked four furlongs in 48.6 seconds at Saratoga on Saturday morning. It was the fourth fastest of 21 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga six days ago. In his final start, he finished sixth in Blue Grass (G1) on April 8th at Keeneland’s main track for trainer Chad Brown.

Citizen Bull (Into Mishief), two Grade 1 winners (2024 Breeders’ Cup Boy, 2024 American Pharaoh) worked six furlongs at 1:12.2 on Saturday morning at Santa Anita. It was the fastest of the three works in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs eight days ago. In his final start, he placed 15th in the Kentucky Derby and went 1/4 mile on the main track for trainer Bob Buffato’s Churchill Downs on May 3rd.

The Spirit of St. Louis (Medaglia D’Oro), sophomore winner (2025 Turf Classic, 2025 Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational), worked four-hots at Saratoga Saturday morning with 49.9 seconds. It was the ninth fastest of 21 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga seven days ago. In his final start, he won the Turf Classic (G1) 1/8 mile on the Churchill Downs grass for trainer Chad Brown on May 3rd.

Arthur’s Vehicles (Tapit), Grade 1 winner (Whitney 2024) worked five furlongs at 1:02.9 on Saturday morning in Saratoga. It was the slowest of the five works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga seven days ago. In his final start, he placed 12th in the Breeders’ Cup Classic on Del Mar’s main track on November 2nd for trainer Bill Mott.

Carson’s Run (Cupid), first-year winner (2024 Saratoga Derby Invitational) worked five furlongs at 1:03.5 on Saturday morning at Belmont Park. It was the 25th fastest of 27 works in the distance. His previous works went to Furlongs for Five at Belmont Park eight days ago. In his final start, he placed second at Fort Mercy (G2) on May 3, heading for 1 1/8 miles on Big A’s Belmont turf on May 3rd for trainer Christophe Clement.

With the mystic (Goldencents), Grade 1 winner (2024 Kentucky Derby) worked four furlongs in 47.2 seconds on Churchill Downs on Saturday morning. It was the sixth fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works went to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs seven days ago. In his final start, he placed second at Lake Huachita on May 3rd, heading 1 1/16 miles on the main track at Oak Lawn.

Addictive (Shooting Line), Grade 1 winner (2024 Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap) worked five furlongs in 59.8 seconds on Saturday morning at Keeneland. It was the fastest of 18 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Five in Keeneland seven days ago. In his final start, he placed second in the GR and made roughly six furlongs on Meydan’s soil on April 5th for trainer Wesley Ward.

A sacred wish (Not this time), the Grade 1 winner (2024 Matriarch) worked four furlongs in 51.2 seconds at Saratoga on Saturday morning. It was the 19th fastest of 21 works in the distance. This was her first work since her last race. In her final start, she finished seventh in the Churchill Distav Turf Mile (G2) on May 3rd for trainer George Weaver.

sovereignty The Grade 1 winner (2025 Kentucky Derby) worked five furlongs at 1:02.5 on Saturday morning in Saratoga. It was the fourth fastest of five works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga seven days ago. In his final start, he won the Kentucky Derby 1 1/4 mile on the Churchill Downs main track on May 3rd.

Tenma (Nyquist), Grade 1 winner (2024 Del Mar Debutante) worked four furlongs in 48.6 seconds on Saturday morning at Santa Anita. It was the 35th fastest of 71 works in the distance. This was her first work since her last race. In her final start, she finished fourth in the Kentucky Oaks (G1) and went 1/8 mile on the main track of trainer Bob Buffato on May 2nd.

masterpiece (Mastercraftsman), three Grade 2 winners (2024 Fort Mercy, 2023 Redsmith, 2022 Eddie Read) worked four furlongs in 51.2 seconds at Belmont Park on Saturday morning. It was the 142nd fastest of 153 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four at Belmont Park seven days ago. In his final start he placed fourth at Fort Mercy (G2), 1/8 mile on Big A’s Belmont turf on May 3, trainer Richard Duttrow, Jr.

Alzac (Not this time), two Grade 2 winners (2024 Shakertown, 2023 Woodford) worked four furlongs in 47.8 seconds at Fair Hill on Saturday morning. It was the third fastest of 25 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for six at Fair Hill seven days ago. In his final start, he placed a Keeneland turf 5 1/2 furlong in Shekart Town (G2) in seventh place on April 8 for trainer Michael Trombetta.

The future is now (Great Concept), two Grade 2 winners (2024, Franklin, 2024 InterContinental) worked five furlongs at 1:00.0 on Saturday morning at Fair Hill. It was the third fastest of 17 works in the distance. Her previous works had been to Furlongs for six at Fair Hill seven days ago. In her final start, she won 5 1/2 furlong on Keeneland’s grass for trainer Michael Trombetta on April 13th.

Hit the show (Candy Ride), two Grade 2 winners (2024 Fayette, 2024 Lukas Classic) worked four furlongs in 48.0 seconds on Churchill Downs on Saturday morning. It was the 26th fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works went to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs seven days ago. In his final start, he won GR on April 5th for trainer Brad Cox, about a quarter mile in Meydan’s soil.

AG Bullet (Twirling Candy), Grade 2 winner (2024 Ladies Turf Sprint) worked five furlongs at 1:00.8 on Saturday morning at Keeneland. It was the eighth fastest of 18 works in the distance. Her previous works had been to four Furlongs in Keeneland nine days ago. In her final start, she came in seventh in unlimited Sydney, presented by the G3 (G3), who won the 5 1/2 furlong for trainer Richard Baltas on May 2nd.

Baby Yoda (future), Grade 2 winner (2024 True North) worked five furlongs at 1:02.5 on Saturday morning at Belmont Park. It was the fastest of 27 works in the distance, the 21st. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four at Belmont Park seven days ago. In his final start, he placed fifth in the fall highways and won six furlongs on trainer Bill Mott’s main track on November 29th.

Dubyunell (Good Magic), Grade 2 winner (2022 Remsen) worked four furlongs in 47.2 seconds on Churchill Downs on Saturday morning. It was the sixth fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs eight days ago. In his final start, he went 1 1/8 miles on the Keeneland main track on April 25th and placed 9th with trainer Bill Mott.

Dynamic pricing (Thunder Night), the Grade 2 winner (2024 Edgewood) worked four furlongs in 51.0 seconds at Belmont Park on Saturday morning. It was the 129th fastest of 153 works in the distance. Her previous work went to Furlongs for Four at Belmont Park seven days ago. In her final start, she won a Beguy (G3) on May 4th on Trainer Chad Brown’s Big A Belmont Lawn.

What (Secret Circle), Grade 2 winner (2022 Santa Anita Sprint Championship) worked five furlongs at 1:02.4 on Saturday morning at San Luis Rey. It was the 30th fastest of 34 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for 5 people eight days ago in San Luis Rey. In his final start, he finished fourth in the allowance race running 6 1/2 furlongs on the main track at Turf Paradise on April 17th for trainer Justin Evans.

Instant coffee (Bolt D’Oro) Grade 2 winner (2022 Kentucky Jockey Club) worked five furlongs at 1:00.4 on Saturday morning at Parx Racing. It was the third fastest of seven works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four at Parx Racing eight days ago. In his final start, he finished third in the Challenger (G3) for Trainer Chad Summers on March 8th (G3) went 1 1/16 miles on the Tampa Bay Downs main track on March 8th.

soldier (Klimt), Grade 2 winner (2025 San Pasqual) worked four times at Furlong in 48.0 seconds on Saturday morning at Keeneland. It was the ninth fastest of 77 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he finished sixth in Alisheva (G2) on May 2nd, 1 1/16 miles on the Churchill Downs main track.

My mane is squeezed (Audible), Grade 2 winner (8 bells 2024) worked four furlongs in 48.8 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 46th fastest of 126 works in the distance. This was her first work since her last race. In her final start, she went on to be one mile on Belmont’s main track on May 10th for trainer microphone maker.

Our shot (Kantharas), Grade 2 winner (2024 Woodford) worked five furlongs at 1:01.2 at Belmont Park on Saturday morning. It was the 11th fastest of 27 works in the distance. His previous works went to Furlongs for Four at Belmont Park 16 days ago. In his final start, he placed fourth in Shekart Town (G2) and was 5 1/2 furlong on Keeneland’s grass on April 8th for trainer John Terranova.

Posting time (Frosted), Grade 2 winner (2024 Carter) worked four furlongs in 48.8 seconds at Fair Hill on Saturday morning. It was the fourth fastest of 28 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four at Fair Hill six days ago. In his final start, he won the allowance race that would be 1 1/16 miles on the main track at Laurel Park on May 3rd for trainer Brittany Russell.

Resilience (Into Mishief), Grade 2 winner (2024 Wood Memorial) worked four furlongs in 48.2 seconds at Saratoga on Saturday morning. It was the second fastest of 21 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga seven days ago. In his final start, he placed seventh in the one-mile allowance race on May 2nd at the Churchill Downs main track, with trainer Bill Mott.

Scylla (Tapit), Grade 2 winner (2024 Fleur de Lis) worked four furlongs in 48.2 seconds at Saratoga on Saturday morning. It was the second fastest of 21 works in the distance. Her previous work went to Furlongs for Four in Saratoga seven days ago. In her final start, she placed fourth in Derby City DiSuffe (G1) and fourth in the Churchill Downs main track on May 3rd, heading 7 furlongs to Trainer Bill Mott.

Makena’s spirit (Ghostzapper), Grade 2 winner (2023 Triple Bend) worked five furlongs at 1:04.2 on Saturday morning at Santa Anita. It was the slowest of 34 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for 5 people at Santa Anita 13 days ago. In his final start, he placed third in San Carlos (G3), turning seven furlongs to trainer George Papa Prodrow on March 29th on Santa Anita’s main track.

I’ll try again (Liam’s Map), Grade 2 winner (2024 Mac Diarmida) worked four rounds at Fair Hill on Saturday morning in 48.8 seconds. It was the fourth fastest of 28 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Fair Hill seven days ago. In his final start he placed 12th in the Elkhorn (G2) and 1/2 mile on Keeneland’s turf on April 19th for trainer Brittany Russell.

Steal the sun (Constitution), Grade 2 winner (2024 Gulfstream Park Mile) worked four times at Gulfstream Park in 50.2 seconds on Saturday morning. It was the 35th fastest of 57 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he placed fourth on April 5th in GRP, about a mile in Meydan’s dirt, for trainer Robert DiBona.

Tiztastic (Tiz the Law), Grade 2 winner (2025 Louisiana Derby) worked four furlongs in 53.0 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 125th fastest of 126 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he placed 10th in the Kentucky Derby and went 1/4 mile on trainer Steve Asmussen’s Churchill Downs main track on May 3rd.

Weston (Battles the Bomb), Grade 2 winner (2020 Best Pal) worked five furlongs at 1:02.6 on Saturday morning at Pocatello Downs. It was the only work in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Pocatello Downs 15 days ago. In his final start, he placed third in the Daily Courier and third in the main track of Grants Pass on September 9th for trainer Mark Hanson.

Endless (Oscar performance), three Grade 3 winners (2024 Jefulbee Steak, 2023 Zuma Beach, 2023 Del Mar Jevenir Sturf) worked five furlongs at 1:02.2 on Saturday morning at Santa Anita. It was the 28th fastest of 34 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for 5 people at Santa Anita seven days ago. In his final start, he finished third in the American (G3) who went a mile on Santa Anita’s turf for trainer Michael McCarthy on April 20th.

Mrs. Astor (Lookin at Lucky), two Grade 3 winners (2024 Robert J. Frankel, 2024 Red Carpet) worked four furlongs in 49.2 seconds at Santa Anita on Saturday morning. It was the 53rd fastest of 71 works in the distance. This was her first work since her last race. In her final start, she defeated Santa Barbara on the Santa Anita grass on May 4th for trainer Jonathan Thomas.

Alexander Helios (Cyro Prince), Grade 3 winner (2025 Razorback Handicap) worked four furlongs in 47.4 seconds on the Palm Meadows on Saturday morning. It was the third fastest of 70 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlongs for Four at Palm Meadows seven days ago. In his final start, he placed fifth in the Oak Lawn Handicap (G2), 1/8 mile on the Oak Lawn main track on April 19th, with trainer Saffie Joseph Jr.

English – Speaking (English Channel), Grade 3 winner (2023 Dueling Ground Derby) worked four furlongs in 49.4 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 78th fastest of 126 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he placed second in The Man O’ War (G2) on May 10th for trainer Brian Lynch, heading 1 3/8 miles on the Big A grass in Belmont.

The best actor (Flat), Grade 3 winner (2022 Smarty Jones) worked five furlongs at 1:01.4 on Saturday morning at Turfway Park. It was the 13th fastest of 23 works in the distance. His previous work went to Furlong for Four at Turfway Park seven days ago. In his final start, he placed eighth for the Knicks, a mile on the Churchill Downs main track on May 3rd, with trainer Ed Morger Jr.

The Lord of Love (Cupid), Grade 3 winner (Governor of West Virginia in 2023) worked five furlongs at 1:00.8 on Saturday morning at Woodbine. It was the 14th fastest of 76 works in the distance. His previous works went to Furlongs for 5 at Woodbine seven days ago. In his final start, he placed seventh in Ben Ali (G3), who went 1 3/16 miles on the Keeneland main track on April 19th for trainer Josie Carroll.

eclatant (Mishief Into), the Grade 3 winner (2025 forward gal) worked five furlongs at 1:00.0 on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the sixth fastest of 35 works in the distance. Her previous work had been to the Four Furlongs in Churchill Downs eight days ago. In her final start, she placed 9th in the eight-man Bell (G2) and turned seven furlongs to trainer Bradcox on May 2nd on the Churchill Downs main track.

The final gambit (Not this time), the Grade 3 winner (2025 Jefulbee Steak) worked five furlongs at 1:00.2 on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 12th fastest of 35 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs eight days ago. In his final start, he placed fourth in the Kentucky Derby and went 1/4 mile on the main track for trainer Bradcox Churchill Downs on May 3rd.

Jinjin (Hightail), the third-grade winner (2025 Doubledogdare) worked four furlongs in 49.0 seconds on Churchill Downs on Saturday morning. It was the 56th fastest of 126 works in the distance. Her previous works had been to Furlongs for Four in Keeneland seven days ago. In her final start, she won a Double Glad (G3) on April 18th for trainer Brendan Walsh, who will be 1 1/16 miles on Keeneland’s main track.

Me song here (Cross Traffic), Grade 3 winner (2023 Commonwealth) made four rounds in 49.2 seconds at Horseshoe Indianapolis on Saturday morning. It was the 15th fastest of 70 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he placed 11th in the Churchill Downs (G1) and won seven furlongs on the Churchill Downs main track on May 3rd.

Highway robbery (Hard Spin), Grade 3 winner (2024 Sycamore) worked four furlongs in 49.4 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 78th fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works went to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs seven days ago. In his final start, he finished third in the Turf Classic (G1), reaching 1/8 mile on trainer Brian Lynch’s Churchill Downs turf on May 3rd.

Hill Road (Quality Road), the third-year winner (2025 Peter Pan) worked four furlongs in 48.7 seconds at Belmont Park on Saturday morning. It was the 43rd fastest of 153 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he won Peter Pan (G3) on May 10th on the Big A main track of Trainer Chad Brown.

Maxima in Ireland (Maximus Mishief), Grade 3 winner (2025 Distaff) worked four furlongs in 48.8 seconds on Parx Racing on Saturday morning. It was the 14th fastest of 43 works in the distance. Her previous work went to Furlongs for Four at Parx Racing seven days ago. In her final start, she won 7 furlongs on Aqueduct’s main track on April 5th for trainer John Service.

Maltese Falcon (Caravaggio), Grade 3 winner (2023 La Jolla Handicap) worked four furlongs in 48.4 seconds at Santa Anita on Saturday morning. It was the 23rd fastest of 71 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he placed sixth in Charles Whittingham (G2) and went 1/4 mile on Santa Anita’s grass on May 3rd for trainer George Papaprodrow.

Most wanted (Candy Ride), Grade 3 winner (2024 Oklahoma Derby) worked five furlongs at 1:00.0 on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the sixth fastest of 35 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs eight days ago. In his final start, he placed second in Alisheva (G2) on May 2nd on the Churchill Downs main track for trainer Brad Cox.

raqiya (Blue Point), Grade 3 winner (2024 Goldikova) worked four furlongs in 50.0 seconds at Belmont Park on Saturday morning. It was the fastest of 153 works in the distance, the fastest of 102nd. This was her first work since her last race. In her final start, she finished 8th in Beguy (G3), and went 1/16 miles on Big A’s Belmont turf on May 4th for trainer Todd Precher.

Speed ​​King (Volatile), Grade 3 winner (2025 Southwest) worked four shots in Churchill Downs on Saturday morning, 49.2 seconds. It was the 65th fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Four Furlongs at Churchill Downs 13 days ago. In his final start, he finished sixth in the Arkansas Derby (G1), and on March 29th he went 1/8 mile on trainer Ron Moquette’s Oak Lawn main track.

Tennessee Lamb (Tonalist), Grade 3 winner (2025 Ben Ali) worked four furlongs in 49.2 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 65th fastest of 126 works in the distance. His previous works went to Five Furlongs at Churchill Downs seven days ago. In his final start, he went 1 3/16 miles to Ben Ali (G3) on April 19th at Keeneland’s main track, 1 3/16 miles to Ben Ali (G3).

That’s right (Goldencents) Grade 3 winner (2022 Turf Monster) worked four times at Turfway Park in 48.4 seconds on Saturday morning. It was the 10th fastest of 60 works in the distance. His previous works had been to Furlong for Four at Turfway Park 10 days ago. In his final start, he finished fourth in the allowance race running 5 1/2 furlongs on Keeneland’s turf for trainer Brad Cox on April 18th.

Track the Phantom (Quality Road), Grade 3 winner (2024 LECOMTE) worked four furlongs in 51.4 seconds on Saturday morning at Churchill Downs. It was the 123rd fastest of 126 works in the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his final start, he finished third in the 6-furlong allowance race on May 1st for trainer Steve Asmussen.

Wild Match Hillary (Midnight Lute), Grade 3 winner (2025 Bayakoa) worked five furlongs in 59.0 seconds on Saturday morning at Hawthorn. It was the fastest of the seven works in the distance. Her previous work went to Furlongs for 5 in Hawthorn nine days ago. In her final start, she went 1 1/16 miles on the main track for trainer Tanner Tracy on April 12th, finishing fifth in the Apple Blossom Handicap (G1).