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Inside Track for September 19-20

September 21, 2026

Striking gold and silver

Rider Pietro Moran maximized his 10 mounts on Saturday at Woodbine, recording four victories and five seconds.

The Eclipse Award winner began his scoring barrage with Clockwork Angel in the program’s opening contest before collecting three more tallies aboard Sheshimaintenance, Mobula, and Epic Style – the latter coming in the Sweet Briar Too Stakes.

Moran, who delivered two more triumphs on Sunday, recently surpassed 300 wins for his career.

Clockwork Angel. Michael Burns Photography

A Krcmar double

Zeljko Krcmar was one of the beneficiaries of Moran’s excellence, as the veteran conditioner sent out two winners, including Sheshimaintenance, on Saturday afternoon.

Joining the 4-year-old Instagrand filly in Krcmar’s prevailing pair was War of Will gelding Interim Analysis, who captured the card’s second contest by five lengths with Daisuke Fukumoto in the irons.

Krcmar eclipsed $4 million in career purse earnings earlier this season.

Interim Analysis. Michael Burns Photography

Luxury on the lawn

Colebrook Farms’ Decadent Danish (5-1) would not be denied in a gritty conquest of Sunday’s fourth fixture.

The hard-earned inner turf triumph by a nose under rider Christoff Douglas was the bay’s second of the year and third from nine starts overall (3-1-1; $105,720).

Trained by Patrick Dixon, the 3-year-old son of Danish Dynaformer, out of the City Zip mare Mintaka Belle, paid $13.

Decadent Danish (inside). Michael Burns Photography
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