The bad news is that Astros star Alex Bregman was available to be at Keeneland Sunday because Houston was eliminated by Detroit in the wild card playoffs. The good news is that his Bregman Family Racing's 2-year-old colt Governor Sam ran his record to 4 for5 after winning Keeneland's $250,000 Indian Summer Stakes by a neck over out on bail. We catch up with Bregman after the winner's circle presentation, which included honoring jockey Paco Lopez on his 4,000th career win. Bregman was with wife Reagan and their young son, Knox Samuel. Governor Sam - named for Bregman's dad -- now is headed to the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint at Del Mar.

We catch up with trainer Brendan Walsh the morning after Godolphin's East Avenue romped to a front-running victory over favored Ferocious in Keeneland's Grade 1, $600,000 Claiborne Breeders' Futurity. Among other things, Walsh explains why East Avenue made his debut (an eight-length score at six furlongs) at Ellis Park. Note: After earning an excellent 90 Bris speed figure at Ellis, East Avenue earned a 95 Bris in Saturday's race. This video is available for any media use as part of the Kentucky HBPA's initiative to provide select supplemental racing content to news outlets.

Zeitlos blew to the lead in the stretch to win the $350,000 stakes for filly and mare sprinters by 2 3/4 lengths under Jose Ortiz over Spirit Wind at Keeneland. We speak with Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen about Zeitlos, who earned a fees-paid spot to the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint at Del Mar.

Jockey Tyler Gaffalione swept the day's last two stakes, both in front-running fashion with even-money favorite Carl Spackler winning the $1.25 million Coolmore Turf Mile by a length over the last running More Than Looks at Keeneland. That victory followed Gaffalione's triumph on East Avenue in the Claiborne Breeders' Futurity. We speak with Gafflione about both Carl Spackler and East Avenue, as well as Cherie DeVaux, trainer of More Than Looks, who closed with a rush from last in the Coolmore Turf Mile.

Our Shot, second in this race last year, rallied from mid-pack to win Keeneland's $350,000, Grade 2 Woodford presented by FanDuel by 1 3/4 lengths over 29-1 shot Charcoal. We catch up with winning trainer John Terranova and also speak with trainer Tracey Wisner and owner-breeder Ron Dowdy, who were thrilled with the 8-year-old Charcoal's second. It was the 5-year-old One Shot's first stakes victory, coming over a field that included 2023 Woodford winner Arzak (who finished third) and last year's Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner Nobals.

This video begins with runner-up (and even-money favorite) Ferocious tossing jockey Luis Saez out of the gate from his No. 1 post before the race and ultimately being loaded for the Grade 1 Claiborne Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland. We speak afterward with part owner Ramiro Restrepo (also part of the partnership that won the 2023 Kentucky Derby with Mage). Saez lodged an objection - which was disallowed - against winning jockey Tyler Gaffalione on East Avenue.

Interview with Godolphin's director of bloodstock Michael Banahan and trainer Brendan Walsh after East Avenue, a debut winner at Ellis Park, rolled to a 5 1/4-length victory under Tyler Gaffalione in the $600,000, Grade 1 Claiborne Breeders' Futurity, earning a fees-paid trip to the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Del Mar on Nov. 1. The references to Maxfield are to Godolphin's debut winner who won the 2019 Breeders' Futurity and went out to the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita as one of the favorites, only to be scratched a couple days before the race. The victory also gave Godolphin a sweep of Keeneland's two Grade 1 races for 2-year-olds, having won Friday's Darley Alcibiades with the Brad Cox-trained Immersive.

This interview with Nashville's Patrick Lewis was in the works during the Kentucky Downs meet but didn't get posted then because we were (incorrectly) expecting Poolside With Slim to get in the Music City. But with Red Carpet Ready running back on dirt day in Keeneland's TCA, it seems like a good time to post a video about one of horse racing's increasingly prominent owners. (The day of the interview, Red Carpet Ready was running in the Exacta Systems Ladies Sprint but unfortunately did not run well, hence being back on dirt.)

You don't get any closer than this, with May Day Ready nipping Totally Justified and Destino d'Oro in a race that came down to a lucky/unlucky head bob, and a tight one at that, in Keeneland's Grade 2 Jessamine for 2-year-old fillies on turf. We speak with trainer Joe Lee, who trains only five horses but one just earned him his first graded-stakes after taking Kentucky Downs' $1 million Kentucky Downs Juvenile Fillies. We also hear from Rusty Arnold, trainer of Totally Justified.