Arlington Million Tops 2012 Stakes Schedule

The International Festival of Racing, featuring the 30th running of the Grade I Arlington Million, tops a 2012 schedule that includes 26 stakes races worth $5.8 million during 90 days of racing at

Curtain Falls on 2011 Arlington Meet

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (Sept. 25, 2011) – The 86-day meeting at Arlington Park ended Sunday, Sept. 25, with track management upbeat and looking ahead to the 2012 season.

Barn Notes: Sunday, Sept. 25

In Today's Notes: Larry Rivelli Wins 2011 Arlington Park Training Title; Leading Jockey Honors Still Undecided Sunday Morning; Jockey Julio Felix Scores Saturday Hat Trick; Lassie Winner Rocket Twentyone Works Sunday Morning; Services for Janell Bettis Tuesday in Louisiana

Barn Notes: Saturday, Sept. 24

In Today's Notes: Junior Wins 4 Friday to Launch Last Days Bid for Jockey Title; Leading Trainer Honors Still Up for Grabs; Doubledown Stable, Dan Peitz, Florent Geroux Win September Awards; Lassie Heroine Rocket Twentyone Scheduled for Sunday Breeze

Arlington Park Barn Notes: Friday, Sept. 23

In Today's Notes: Jermaine Rides Thursday Triple Prior to Hawthorne Campaign; Arlington Family's Angela Hillebrand Suwanski Recovering; Arlington Trainer Danny Miller Getting Better Every Day; Memorial Service for Trainer Tommy Tomillo Friday

Barn Notes: Thursday, Sept. 22

In Today's Notes: Arlington Stakes Winners Have Interesting Fall Futures; Season-High Place, Show Prices Set in September; Joy Spindler Showing Grandmother's Glow; Reminder: Post Time Friday 1 p.m.

Barn Notes: Wednesday, Sept. 21

In Today’s Notes: Rivelli, Becker Continue Training Duel; ‘Cat’ Could Pounce; Junior Scores Riding Triple Sunday to Challenge in Jockey’s Race; Wigmore Hall, Never Retreat Win Sunday Stakes at Woodbine

Barn Notes: Sunday, Sept. 18

In Today's Notes:Marketing Mix 'Probable' for Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup; Pucker Up Runner-Up Leaves Leigh Bentley Beaming Sunday; Trac N Jam Compromised by Traffic Problems; Don't Tell Sophia Victim of Rough Trip; Pucker Up Pacesetter Love Dare Headed Back to Louisiana

Marketing Mix Sends Message with Pucker Up Victory

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (Sept. 17, 2011) – Glen Hill Farm’s Marketing Mix took advantage of a ground-saving trip and drew off in the stretch to win the Grade III $100,000 Pucker Up Stakes by 3 1/4 lengths on Saturday at Arlington Park.

Barn Notes: Saturday, Sept. 17

In Today's Notes: Former Jockey Larry Sterling Jr. Returns to Training; Becker Gets Training Double Friday - Cuts Rivelli Lead to Two; Jockey J. Z. Santana Posts Riding Double Friday; Apprentice Josh Molitor Rides Two Winners Friday

Barn Notes: Friday, Sept. 16

In Today's Notes: Leigh Bentley Tries to Kiss the Sky in Saturday's Pucker Up Stakes; Leading Jockey James Graham Rides Thursday Triple; Jockey Florent Geroux Becomes a Father for First Time

Barn Notes: Thursday, Sept. 15

In Today's Notes: Pucker Up's Maid of Heaven Brings Kellyn Gorder Back to Town; Lassie Runner-Up Essence of Bubbles Louisiana-Bound; Hogy Headed Back to Sprint Competition; Geroux Takes Off All Mounts Thursday

Fourteen Entered in Grade III Pucker Up Stakes

Barn Notes: Wednesday, Sept. 14

In Today's Notes: Howard's End of 2011 Arlington Season Beats the Beginning; Arlington's 2011 Jockey, Trainer Titles Still Up for Grabs

Barn Notes: Sunday, Sept. 11

Shared Property Wins Arlington-Washington Futurity

Both trainer Tom Amoss and jockey Leandro Goncalves were confident that Jerry Namy's Shared Property would run a big race in the Grade III $100,000 Arlington-Washington Futurity. Their confidence was rewarded as the son of Scat Daddy made a late rally in the center of the track to catch Take Charge Indy to win the one mile race by a length, covering the distance in 1:37.93.

Rocket Twentyone Wins Arlington-Washington Lassie

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (Sept. 10, 2011) – Perhaps jockey Eusebio Razo Jr. has a future as a fortune teller as he predicted from the first time that he rode Frank Fletcher's Rocket Twentyone that the filly would win the Grade III $100,000 Arlington-Washington Lassie at Arlington Park. The rider was proved correct when he guided the daughter of Indian Charlie to a half-length victory in the one-mile race over Polytrack.

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