Kinnon LaRose Racing Entries: September 24–28

It will be a busy stretch for Kinnon LaRose Racing, with six entries heading to the starting gates at Churchill Downs between Thursday’s twilight card and Friday’s daytime racing, followed by an entry at Horseshoe Indianapolis on Monday.

Thursday Racing at Churchill Downs

Deceiving Diva gets things started in Thursday’s opening race at Churchill Downs, a Maiden Claiming event going 1 1/16 miles on the dirt. The 3-year-old filly will make her first start on dirt after debuting in late August on the synthetic surface at Presque Isle Downs. Edgar Morales gets the mount, with Deceiving Diva drawing the rail.

Circadian closes out Thursday’s Churchill Downs card in the nightcap, a Maiden Special Weight going one mile on the turf. The 2-year-old colt by Not This Time enters as the 3-1 morning-line favorite and will break from the outside post with Brian Hernandez Jr. aboard.

Circadian returns to action following a near miss at Kentucky Downs on September 3, where he was beaten by a head in a competitive field.

Friday Racing at Churchill Downs

Friday brings four more Kinnon LaRose Racing entries at Churchill Downs, beginning with Transatlantic in the third race.

First off the claim for LaRose, Transatlantic will return for the same $30,000 claiming tag for which he was taken five weeks ago at Ellis Park. Tyler Gaffalione gets the call for the 6-furlong dirt race.

Gaffalione will take his second mount of the day for LaRose aboard Sweet Note in the sixth race. The experienced 4-year-old filly will compete for a $25,000 claiming tag while going 7 furlongs on the dirt.

Danzig’s Dora makes her first start for LaRose in a protected Starter Allowance. Claimed at Ellis Park on August 21, the 3-year-old filly will go 6 furlongs on the dirt with Ben Curtis aboard.

Spill the Sugar closes out Friday’s Churchill Downs action in a Maiden Claiming race. The 3-year-old filly by Candy Ride was claimed two starts ago at Churchill Downs in June and will receive some class relief while going 6 furlongs on the dirt. Jaime Torres will have the mount.

Monday Racing at Horseshoe Indianapolis

The racing week concludes Monday at Horseshoe Indianapolis, where Ain’t Dere No Mo enters the seventh race, a Maiden Claiming event going 1 1/16 miles on the turf.

The 3-year-old gelding by McKinzie returns following a six-month layoff and will be ridden by Emmanuel Esquivel.

With seven entries across Churchill Downs and Horseshoe Indianapolis, Kinnon LaRose Racing heads into another busy week of racing with runners competing in maiden, claiming, and allowance company.