The Jockey Club Gold Cup The Beau Greely trained Borrego made it look easy in The 87th Jockey Club Gold Cup. Borrego took command at the turn, was taken in hand and galloped home easily. Ridden by regular rider Garrett Gomez, the four-year-old El Prado colt appears to have plenty left for The Breeders' Cup Classic. Pre-race favorite Flower Alley finished fourth but is still being aimed at The Classic, while fifth place finisher Imperialism will probably run in The Sprint

The Turf Classic Invitational Shakespeare (outside, yellow/brown silks), son of  '87 Breeders' Cup Turf winner Theatrical, proved he's ready to duplicate daddy's feat by battling to an exciting finish with English Channel and gaining the victory by a head. Shakespeare kept his undefeated record intact at five for five, winning his first Grade One race and first race at a mile and a half. Shakespeare, English Channel and third place finisher Ace all appear to be headed to The Breeders' Cup Turf

The Beldame Champion Ashado proved she was back in form after a disappointing race at Saratoga in The Personal Ensign by registering an exciting victory in The Beldame Stakes. Ashado took the lead from Dream of Summer at the turn then dug in near the line to hold off the charge of Happy Ticket, winning by a half-length in 1:48.88. The four-year-old Saint Ballado filly will attempt to gain consecutive Breeders' Cup Distaff wins on Breeders Cup Day

The Vosburgh Jockey Garrett Gomez gained his first of two Grade One victory's on the longest shot in the race as he guided David Bloom's Taste of Paradise to a two-length win in The Vosburgh stakes. The six-year-old son of Conquistador Cielo covered the six furlongs in 1:08.82, beating a strong field that included Pomeroy, Lion Tamer and Silver Wagon. Connections of the winner indicated he will run in The BC Sprint if he qualifies.

The Flower Bowl Fox Ridge Farm's Riskaverse gained her first victory since winning last year's Flower Bowl as she held off Wonder Again to register a head bobbing win. Riskaverse ran her lifetime earnings to over two million. Riskaverse is trained by Pat Kelly and was ridden by Jose Santos. Riskaverse and Wonder Again will both be retired after The Breeders' Cup.