The New York Racing Association announced on September 7 the stake schedule for the fall of 2022 to meet at Aqueduct race trackwill offer 33 stakes, 10 of which are classified events, worth a total of $6.375 million.
As previously announced, Belmont Park The fall meetup will be held at the Aqueduct due to the construction of vehicular and pedestrian tunnels designed to provide access to the interior of Belmont Park. The Belmont meeting at Big A will begin September 15 and continue through October 30.
Following Belmont’s end at Big A, the Aqueduct’s 29-day meetup will run from November 4 to December 31.
The Aqueduct Fall Meet is marked with a $750,000 Cigar (G1) handicap at one mile on December 3. The lucrative Cigar Mile Day card will include $250,000 Remsen Stakes (G2) for kids minor went 1 1/8 mile and its minor counterpart raced, $250,000 Demoiselle Stakes (G2) at the same distance. Card rounding is $200,000 for the Wand Handicap (G3) for children and mares 3 years of age and older traveling one mile.
The betting action begins on opening day, November 4, with the $150,000 Turnback the Alarm Handicap (G3), a 1/8 mile main track test for kids and mares 3 and up. up. Stakes continue into the weekend with a pair of $120,000 junior sprints (Stakes in Atlantic Beach and Stakes in Stewart Manor for those who eat well) on May 5 11 and a pair of $150,000 minor dirt tracks (Nashua Stakes, G3 and Tempted Seals Deposit) Nov.
Full schedule of autumn deposits at Aqueduct
The next two weekends saw the $135,000 stake quartet with Artie Schiller Stakes for kids 3 and up on November 12; Winter Memories Stock for sophomores November 13; Gio Ponti Stakes for sophomores November 19; and Forever Together for pups 3 years and older on November 20. The November 20 pass will also feature two six-time sprints worth $100,000 for hybrid minors. Similar to New York with the Main Coins Bet and the Handbook Bet.
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Judging action continues at Big A on November 25 with a strong card, led by a $300,000 Long Island Stock (G3T) for dogs and mares 3 years of age and older that walk 3/8 miles on the grass. The day will also include $175,000 Comely Stakes (G3) for sophomores going nine stages and a $150,000 Aqueduct Turf Championship for sophomores and above in a six-section lawn sprint.
November 26 offers an extra pair of scoring events with a $300,000 Red Smith Stakes (G2T) at 1 3/8 mile on grass for category 3 and above and season high handicap collection (G3) of $175,000 in six clips for Class 3 and- plus $120,000 in Central Park Shares for minors. Weekend ends with three stakes Nov 27 with six Fall Day stakes worth $150,000 on turf for mares 3 years of age and older, Discovery Stakes 1 1/8 mile $150,000 for sophomores on the main track, and $120,000 Tepin Betting at One Mile for Minors to fill in to close out the grass betting action of the year at the NYRA.
The popular New York Stallion stock chain, open to the progeny of eligible New York studs, returns to Big A with four parts on offer this December. December 4th will feature the $125,000 NYSSS Thunder Rumble Stakes for kids 3 and older who sprint seven times on the main track, as well as the $125,000 NYSSS Staten Island Stakes for kids and mares 3 age or older. distance.
December 10 will feature $120,000 worth of Garland of Roses Stakes for fillets and mares before the NYSSS returns on a stacked card. – a minor stretch sprint in the NYSSS Great White Way and NYSSS Fifth Avenue Stakes for a filling. Card rounding are two $100,000-a-mile events for sophomores bred in New York with Alex M. Robb Stakes and Bay Ridge Stakes to fill.
After a 10-day holiday break from December 19 to 28, the deposit schedule ends with $135,000 Gravesend Stakes for 3-year-olds and a six-stage sprint on December 30; and $150,000 in Queens County Stakes for children 3 years and older traveling 1/8 mile by December 31.
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