Tracy Farmer's homebred 2-year-old filly La Cara backed up her 8-length maiden victory at Saratoga in her fourth start with a three-quarters of a length victory in Churchill Downs' $300,000 Pocahontas Stakes, the first stop on the Road to the 2025 Kentucky Oaks, as well as earning credit toward a berth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile. We speak, on the run, with assistant trainer Allen Hardy, who was hustling back to the barn to bring over Sandman for the Iroquois for Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse. We got help from APharoah12 on this video, too!

Now 2 for 2, the Ohio-bred Jonathan's Way followed up on his Saratoga debut to take Churchill Downs' G3, $300,000 Iroquois Stakes - the first points race on the Road to the 2025 Kentucky Derby. Special shout-out to Susan Anderson, a trainer based at Turfway Park, for being the breeder of Jonathan's Way. Meanwhile, we speak with owner Richard Rigney and trainer Phil Bauer after their big victory under Joel Rosario.

Happy Is a Choice turned the tables on Skelly and Here Mi Song in Saturday's $300,000 Louisville Thoroughbred Society Stakes at Churchill Downs to earn his first stakes. We speak afterward with winning jockey Ramon Vazquez and winning trainer John Ortiz.

Ridden by Edgar Morales two days before his marriage to Keely Sorrows, Stoneway Farm's Musical Mischief cruised to victory over a good field in Churchill Downs' $400,000, G2 Fasig-Tipton Locust Grove Stakes for the 4-year-old filly's first stakes victory. Afterward we talk to trainer Michael McCarthy. Thanks to APharoah12 for the McCarthy video after our iPhone failed!

Gary and Mary West's Most Wanted, a half-brother to Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile winner Life Is Good, goes to 3-for-3, winning the $275,000 Ellis Park Derby goes by a nose over Not This Boy. Florent Geroux has been aboard for every start for trainer Brad Cox.

Upon trainer Chris Hartman's advice, owner Clay Carnes claimed Fibber for $100,000. They are 2-for-2 with the 3-year-old filly after she ran down favored Tarifa to win Ellis Park's $175,000 Audubon Oaks. We speak with Harman and Carnes afterward.

Last year's G1 Pennsylvania Derby winner Saudi Crown made his first start finishing ninth in the Godolphin Mile March 30 in Dubai, taking Ellis Park's $150,000 R.A. Cowboy Jones Stakes in front-running style under regular rider Florent Geroux. We speak with trainer Brad Cox's alpha assistant Jorje Abrego and Geroux.

No shoe-in, second-choice Stilettos followed up on her 16-length debut at Lone Star Park in her home state of Texas with a contested front-running victory in the $175,000 Ellis Park Debutante presented by the Hudson Family. (And we appreciate the individualized saddle towels that the owners could keep.) Stilettos shook off the dogged favorite Rich City Girl by 1 1/2 lengths. Afterward we speak with jockey Brian Hernandez, trainer Bret Calhoun and owner-breeders Lori and Mark Collinsworth, who have been making a big commitment to the Texas racing and breeding industries with their Forks for the Paluxy showcase farm. Coady Media photo

Claiborne Farm's 4-year-old filly Pigalle surged out of the five-horse pack to the wire for a neck victory in Ellis Park's $175,000 Groupie Doll Stakes on Sunday under Luan Machado. Among the many good things for the winners, Pigalle won her first stakes in her stakes debut. Paying $48.86, she was the longest shot in the field. Trainer Tommy Drury greatly appreciates any time he can get a Claiborne horse into the winner's circle. And making it even more special for Drury, whose favored Who Dey finished third as the favorite in the Ellis Park Derby earlier on the card, his mom Patty was on hand - and presented her son the trophy. We speak with Machado, Drury and Mom!