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Six Speedy Fillies For Oct. 23-Nov. 1, 2026

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For this edition, we are bypassing the obvious female Beyer stars (Diamond Necklace, Survie, Tiffany, Ways and Means etc) to focus instead on the fastest non-Breeders’ Cup females over the past two weeks.

6–ONTARIO, BEL, 10/30-6th, Athenia S., 1 1/8mT
Beyer Speed Figure–94 (video)
(m, 5, Ghostzapper–Mexican Hat, by Street Cry {Ire})
O-NK Racing and LNJ Foxwoods. B-Narola and Anderson Farms Ont (Ont-C). T-Joe Sharp. J-Dylan Davis.

She hails from the same extended female family as former Canadian Horse of the Year Wonder Gadot but her return to Woodbine in September was far from triumphant, as she finished fourth at 6-5 in an Ontario-bred stakes. She rebounded nicely at Belmont with a last-to-first burst through an inside gap to prove clearly best in her first black-type win.

5–LADY IN PARIS, SA, 10/31-8th, Goldikova S. (Gr. III), 1mT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (2nd) (video)
(f, 4, Blue Point {Ire}–Killachy Loose {GB}, by Kyllachy {GB})
O-Jonathan Kirkland. B-Scuderia Blueberry SRL (GB). T-Phil D’Amato. J-Victor Espinoza.

She won at 1 1/4 and 1 1/8 miles in Ireland and at 1 1/16 at Del Mar, but her frenetic late blitz came up a neck shy at the Goldikova’s one-mile distance. However, she gained respect in her first U.S. stakes appearance with her final quarter-mile of :22.77 seconds, and she shouldn’t be dismissed at 14-1 odds again next time. Her dam was a Group 3 winner in Italy.

4–CUPID’S CRUSH, BEL, 10/23-5th, Perfect Sting S., 7fT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (2nd) (video)
(m, 6, Cupid–Dazzlingsweetheart, by Dazzling Falls)
O-Xtreme Racing Stables. B-Mary/Eric Von Seggern (MN). T-MacLean Robertson. J-Jaime Rodriguez.

An open stakes victory at Belmont would have been huge for the Minnesota-bred and she nearly pulled it off, leading until the final strides at 11-1. Ten of her 12 career wins–and all six of her stakes wins–have come at Canterbury Park, where owners Mike and Vicki McGowan are primarily based and where Robertson can typically be found atop the trainer money-won standings.

3–LITTLE JAMIE, SA, 10/31-8th, Goldikova S. (Gr. III), 1mT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (video)
(m, 5, Collected–Sudden Heat, by Congrats)
O/B- J and J Stables (Ky). T-Saffie Joseph Jr. J- T.J. Pereira.

The Goldikova marked Joseph’s fourth graded score in Southern California during a remarkable 2026 campaign that to date has seen him win stakes at 22 different tracks. Little Jamie’s unraced dam is a half-sister to former Eclipse-winning speedball Xtra Heat but Collected has had some success with turf runners, so Joseph switched her to grass when he took over her training this year–and now she’s a graded winner.

2–EPIC STYLE, BEL, 10/23-5th, Perfect Sting S., 7fT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (video)
(f, 4, Good Magic–Final Mesa, by Sky Mesa)
O-Speedway Stables. B-Tom Durant (Ky). T-Mike Stidham. J-Antonio Fresu.

Having cleared her non-winners-of-two-other-than condition at Kentucky Downs, she then benefitted from an ideal pace setup at Woodbine to run a career-best 97 Beyer. But under more normal circumstances, she essentially repeated that effort at Belmont, rallying from last to catch Cupid’s Crush (above) late in the game. Out of a GSW mare (a sprinter who also ran a 95 Beyer), turf sprinting appears to be her forte.

1–SCALABLE, BEL, 11/1-8th, Turnback the Alarm S., 1 1/8m
Beyer Speed Figure–100 (video)
(m, 5, Speightstown–Passion Flower, by Tapit)
O-Repole Stable. B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings (Ky). T-Todd Pletcher. J-John Velazquez.

A veteran of 22 career starts, Scalable has been talented but a cut below top class–a Grade III winner although 1-for-12 overall in graded stakes. But this 9 1/4-length romp was a top-class performance, as soundly-beaten runner-up and 3-5 favorite Donor Advised had just finished second to Nitrogen in the Beldame (Gr. II). Now the obvious question: is this triple-digit Beyer a one-off or an overdue coming of age? Her Stonestreet dam was certifiably slow but a half-sister to Stopchargingmaria, winner of the GI Alabama Stakes and CCA Oaks for Repole who at four took the 2015 Breeders’ Cup Distaff under new ownership–and his experience with Stopchargingmaria may have influenced Repole’s wise decision to spend $200,000 on Scalable as a yearling.

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Three Chimneys Sets Volatile’s Stallion Fee At $17,500

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Three Chimneys Farm set the stud fee for Volatile (Violence) at $17,500 LFSN for the 2027 breeding season, the farm said in a press release late Wednesday night.

“Volatile is coming off an outstanding Breeders’ Cup weekend, where T O Elvis won the Grade I Breeders’ Cup Sprint, earning a 112 Beyer Speed Figure–the highest of any runner at the Breeders’ Cup. The win helped solidify his position as a leading contender for Eclipse champion sprinter. His daughter Foie Gras also delivered an impressive runner-up performance in the Filly & Mare Sprint,” said Three Chimneys’ Director of Stallion Nominations, Rebecca Nicholson.

“Volatile‘s yearlings sold for up to $525,000, and his 2-year-olds brought as much as $650,000 this year. He offers exceptional value to breeders seeking a proven sire with commercial appeal,” she added.

Volatile‘s year began with strong commercial demand for his 2-year-olds this spring and his momentum carried onto the racetrack during Kentucky Derby weekend, when T O Elvis won the GI Churchill Downs Stakes by 3 1/4 lengths, earning a 2 3/4 Ragozin figure–the fastest performance of the weekend.

Volatile‘s commercial success continued through the summer, with yearlings selling for up to $525,000, while his growing roster of stakes performers reached eight stakes winners in 2026. Among them was 3-year-old Igniter, who captured the $400,000 Ellis Park Derby by four lengths. Other notable stakes winners include Great White, Creole Chrome, Come Candela, Killa Sally and Outmatch.

Volatile‘s momentum continued into the sales ring this week, with a weanling colt selling for $295,000 during Wednesday’s second session of the Keeneland November Sale, representing the fourth-highest price among colts sold during the session.

The Three Chimneys sire is available for inspection during an open house, which will be held daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. through Sunday, Nov. 8.

For breeding inquiries, please contact Rebecca Nicholson, Director of Stallion Nominations, at 859-873-7053. For more information, click here.

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Six Speedy Fillies For Oct. 23-Nov. 1, 2026

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For this edition, we are bypassing the obvious female Beyer stars (Diamond Necklace, Survie, Tiffany, Ways and Means etc) to focus instead on the fastest non-Breeders’ Cup females over the past two weeks.

6–ONTARIO, BEL, 10/30-6th, Athenia S., 1 1/8mT
Beyer Speed Figure–94 (video)
(m, 5, Ghostzapper–Mexican Hat, by Street Cry {Ire})
O-NK Racing and LNJ Foxwoods. B-Narola and Anderson Farms Ont (Ont-C). T-Joe Sharp. J-Dylan Davis.

She hails from the same extended female family as former Canadian Horse of the Year Wonder Gadot but her return to Woodbine in September was far from triumphant, as she finished fourth at 6-5 in an Ontario-bred stakes. She rebounded nicely at Belmont with a last-to-first burst through an inside gap to prove clearly best in her first black-type win.

5–LADY IN PARIS, SA, 10/31-8th, Goldikova S. (Gr. III), 1mT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (2nd) (video)
(f, 4, Blue Point {Ire}–Killachy Loose {GB}, by Kyllachy {GB})
O-Jonathan Kirkland. B-Scuderia Blueberry SRL (GB). T-Phil D’Amato. J-Victor Espinoza.

She won at 1 1/4 and 1 1/8 miles in Ireland and at 1 1/16 at Del Mar, but her frenetic late blitz came up a neck shy at the Goldikova’s one-mile distance. However, she gained respect in her first U.S. stakes appearance with her final quarter-mile of :22.77 seconds, and she shouldn’t be dismissed at 14-1 odds again next time. Her dam was a Group 3 winner in Italy.

4–CUPID’S CRUSH, BEL, 10/23-5th, Perfect Sting S., 7fT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (2nd) (video)
(m, 6, Cupid–Dazzlingsweetheart, by Dazzling Falls)
O-Xtreme Racing Stables. B-Mary/Eric Von Seggern (MN). T-MacLean Robertson. J-Jaime Rodriguez.

An open stakes victory at Belmont would have been huge for the Minnesota-bred and she nearly pulled it off, leading until the final strides at 11-1. Ten of her 12 career wins–and all six of her stakes wins–have come at Canterbury Park, where owners Mike and Vicki McGowan are primarily based and where Robertson can typically be found atop the trainer money-won standings.

3–LITTLE JAMIE, SA, 10/31-8th, Goldikova S. (Gr. III), 1mT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (video)
(m, 5, Collected–Sudden Heat, by Congrats)
O/B- J and J Stables (Ky). T-Saffie Joseph Jr. J- T.J. Pereira.

The Goldikova marked Joseph’s fourth graded score in Southern California during a remarkable 2026 campaign that to date has seen him win stakes at 22 different tracks. Little Jamie’s unraced dam is a half-sister to former Eclipse-winning speedball Xtra Heat but Collected has had some success with turf runners, so Joseph switched her to grass when he took over her training this year–and now she’s a graded winner.

2–EPIC STYLE, BEL, 10/23-5th, Perfect Sting S., 7fT
Beyer Speed Figure–95 (video)
(f, 4, Good Magic–Final Mesa, by Sky Mesa)
O-Speedway Stables. B-Tom Durant (Ky). T-Mike Stidham. J-Antonio Fresu.

Having cleared her non-winners-of-two-other-than condition at Kentucky Downs, she then benefitted from an ideal pace setup at Woodbine to run a career-best 97 Beyer. But under more normal circumstances, she essentially repeated that effort at Belmont, rallying from last to catch Cupid’s Crush (above) late in the game. Out of a GSW mare (a sprinter who also ran a 95 Beyer), turf sprinting appears to be her forte.

1–SCALABLE, BEL, 11/1-8th, Turnback the Alarm S., 1 1/8m
Beyer Speed Figure–100 (video)
(m, 5, Speightstown–Passion Flower, by Tapit)
O-Repole Stable. B-Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings (Ky). T-Todd Pletcher. J-John Velazquez.

A veteran of 22 career starts, Scalable has been talented but a cut below top class–a Grade III winner although 1-for-12 overall in graded stakes. But this 9 1/4-length romp was a top-class performance, as soundly-beaten runner-up and 3-5 favorite Donor Advised had just finished second to Nitrogen in the Beldame (Gr. II). Now the obvious question: is this triple-digit Beyer a one-off or an overdue coming of age? Her Stonestreet dam was certifiably slow but a half-sister to Stopchargingmaria, winner of the GI Alabama Stakes and CCA Oaks for Repole who at four took the 2015 Breeders’ Cup Distaff under new ownership–and his experience with Stopchargingmaria may have influenced Repole’s wise decision to spend $200,000 on Scalable as a yearling.

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Three Chimneys Sets Volatile’s Stallion Fee At $17,500

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Three Chimneys Farm set the stud fee for Volatile (Violence) at $17,500 LFSN for the 2027 breeding season, the farm said in a press release late Wednesday night.

“Volatile is coming off an outstanding Breeders’ Cup weekend, where T O Elvis won the Grade I Breeders’ Cup Sprint, earning a 112 Beyer Speed Figure–the highest of any runner at the Breeders’ Cup. The win helped solidify his position as a leading contender for Eclipse champion sprinter. His daughter Foie Gras also delivered an impressive runner-up performance in the Filly & Mare Sprint,” said Three Chimneys’ Director of Stallion Nominations, Rebecca Nicholson.

“Volatile‘s yearlings sold for up to $525,000, and his 2-year-olds brought as much as $650,000 this year. He offers exceptional value to breeders seeking a proven sire with commercial appeal,” she added.

Volatile‘s year began with strong commercial demand for his 2-year-olds this spring and his momentum carried onto the racetrack during Kentucky Derby weekend, when T O Elvis won the GI Churchill Downs Stakes by 3 1/4 lengths, earning a 2 3/4 Ragozin figure–the fastest performance of the weekend.

Volatile‘s commercial success continued through the summer, with yearlings selling for up to $525,000, while his growing roster of stakes performers reached eight stakes winners in 2026. Among them was 3-year-old Igniter, who captured the $400,000 Ellis Park Derby by four lengths. Other notable stakes winners include Great White, Creole Chrome, Come Candela, Killa Sally and Outmatch.

Volatile‘s momentum continued into the sales ring this week, with a weanling colt selling for $295,000 during Wednesday’s second session of the Keeneland November Sale, representing the fourth-highest price among colts sold during the session.

The Three Chimneys sire is available for inspection during an open house, which will be held daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. through Sunday, Nov. 8.

For breeding inquiries, please contact Rebecca Nicholson, Director of Stallion Nominations, at 859-873-7053. For more information, click here.

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