Brian Bohl

Chad Brown posted 22 wins to earn the status as top trainer for the Belmont Park fall meet for the ninth consecutive year, while Jose Ortiz registered 40 victories to lead all riders for the 27-day meet that commenced September 18 and concluded on Sunday, November 1.

Brian Bohl

With the training title of the Belmont fall meet already secured, Chad Brown padded the lead by conditioning the exacta in the stakes schedule finale, as Ingrassia split horses in the stretch to gain the edge before holding off stablemate Fluffy Socks by a nose to win Sunday's $100,000 Chelsey Flower for juvenile fillies on Closing Day of the meet.

Ryan Martin

Saul Kupferberg's Honor Way added "stakes winner" to her resume in her 40th career start, when tracking the pace and kicking clear a 4 ½-length winner in Sunday's Pumpkin Pie for fillies and mares on Closing Day of the fall meet at Belmont Park.

NYRA Press Office

Allen Stable's homebred Civil Union worked a half-mile in 51 seconds flat in company with older allowance horse Sentry on the inner turf Sunday at Belmont Park in preparation for Saturday's Grade 1, $2 million Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf at Keeneland Race Course.

Keith McCalmont

R. A. Hill Stable's Majestic Dunhill, under a confident ride from Joel Rosario, made the grade with a smart head score over multiple graded-stakes placed Share the Ride in Saturday's Grade 3, $100,000 Bold Ruler, a seven-furlong test for 3-year-olds and up at Belmont Park.

Ryan Martin

​Hayward R. Pressman, Diamond M Stable and Donna Pressman's Step Dancer was patiently ridden by jockey Dylan Davis and found racing room at the right time to secure a stakes victory in Saturday's $80,000 Awad for juvenile colts going 1 1/16 miles over Belmont Park's Widener turf course.