Thursday works: 18 graded winners are on the tab

Gosger, winner of the Grade 3 Lexington in his first stakes start, had his first work since that race.

The 3-year-old Nyquist colt breezed four furlongs in 48.0 seconds, at Keeneland, 15th fastest of 66 at the distance.

Trained by Brendan Walsh, Gosger debuted in December with a second-place finish in a maiden special weight at Gulfstream Park. He broke his maiden next time out in February in. a special weight then moved on to the Lexington.

Walsh said after the race that the Preakness stakes would be under consideration for Gosger's next start. He opened at 15-1 in the Preakness Future Wager.

Kentucky Derby contender Owen Almighty, winner of the Tampa Bay Derby (G3), also worked Thursday. Click here for details of Thursday's activities by the Derby hopefuls.

Gosger was one of 18 graded-stakes winners with published works on Thursday.

Chancer McPatrick (McKinzie), a two-time Grade 1 winner (2024 Champagne, 2024 Hopeful), worked four furlongs in 49.4 seconds at Keeneland on Thursday morning. It was the 42nd fastest of 66 works at the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his last start, he placed sixth in the Blue Grass (G1) going 1 1/8 miles on the main track at Keeneland on April 8 for trainer Chad Brown.

Can Group (Good Samaritan), a Grade 2 winner (2023 Bourbon), worked three furlongs in 37.4 seconds at Woodbine on Thursday morning. It was the sixth fastest of seven works at the distance. His previous work was nine days ago going three furlongs at Casse Training Center. In his last start, he placed fifth in an allowance race going 1 1/16 miles on the turf at Tampa Bay Downs on Feb. 15 for trainer Mark Casse.

Motorious (Muhaarar), a Grade 2 winner (2024 Joe Hernandez), worked three furlongs in 37.4 seconds at Santa Anita on Thursday morning. It was the slower of two works at the distance. His previous work was 10 days ago going three furlongs at Santa Anita. In his last start, he won the Joe Hernandez (G2) going 6 1/2 furlongs on the turf at Santa Anita on Dec. 28 for trainer Phil D'Amato.

One Timer (Trappe Shot), a Grade 2 winner (2022 Franklin-Simpson), worked four furlongs in 47.6 seconds at Hawthorne on Thursday morning. It was the fastest of five works at the distance. His previous work was 11 days ago going four furlongs at Hawthorne. In his last start, he placed third in the Holiday Cheer going six furlongs on the synthetic at Turfway Park on Dec. 14 for trainer Larry Rivelli.

Prince Abama (Tamayuz), a Grade 2 winner (2022 Hollywood Turf Cup), worked four furlongs in 48.8 seconds at Los Alamitos on Thursday morning. It was the second fastest of three works at the distance. His previous work was seven days ago going four furlongs at Los Alamitos. In his last start, he placed second in the Charles Whittingham (G2) going 1 1/4 miles on the turf at Santa Anita on May 4 for trainer Phil D'Amato.

Seal Team (War Front), a Grade 2 winner (2023 Twilight Derby), worked five furlongs in 1:00.8 at Santa Anita on Thursday morning. It was the fifth fastest of 15 works at the distance. His previous work was seven days ago going four furlongs at Santa Anita. In his last start, he placed second in the Thunder Road (G3) going one mile on the turf at Santa Anita on Feb. 1 for trainer Richard Mandella.

Taxed (Collected), a Grade 2 winner (2023 Black-Eyed Susan), worked four furlongs in 47.4 seconds at Churchill Downs on Thursday morning. It was the second fastest of 41 works at the distance. Her previous work was 16 days ago going four furlongs at Oaklawn. In her last start, she won an allowance race going six furlongs on the main track at Oaklawn on March 9 for trainer Randy Morse.

Trademark (Upstart), a Grade 2 winner (2023 Clark), worked four furlongs in 48.4 seconds at Keeneland on Thursday morning. It was the 22nd fastest of 66 works at the distance. His previous work was six days ago going four furlongs at Keeneland. In his last start, he placed sixth in the Fayette (G2) going 1 1/8 miles on the main track at Keeneland on Oct. 26 for trainer Vicki Oliver.

Webslinger (Constitution), a Grade 2 winner (2023 American Turf), worked four furlongs in 49.6 seconds at Woodbine on Thursday morning. It was the 21st fastest of 22 works at the distance. His previous work was 13 days ago going four furlongs at Casse Training Center. In his last start, he placed second in the Colonial Cup going 1 1/2 miles on the turf at Colonial Downs on Sept. 7 for trainer Mark Casse.

World Record (Gun Runner), a Grade 2 winner (2024 Amsterdam), worked five furlongs in 1:00.4 at Keeneland on Thursday morning. It was the fastest of eight works at the distance. His previous work was seven days ago going six furlongs at Keeneland. In his last start, he placed third in the Steel Valley Sprint going six furlongs on the main track at Mahoning Valley Race Course on Nov. 25 for trainer Rodolphe Brisset.

Zeitlos (Curlin), a Grade 2 winner (2024 Thoroughbred Club of America), worked four furlongs in 49.8 seconds at Churchill Downs on Thursday morning. It was the 29th fastest of 41 works at the distance. Her previous work was eight days ago going four furlongs at Churchill Downs. In her last start, she placed seventh in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1) going seven furlongs on the main track at Del Mar on Nov. 2 for trainer Steve Asmussen.

Call Me Midnight (Midnight Lute), a Grade 3 winner (2022 Lecomte), worked five furlongs in 1:01.0 at Louisiana Downs on Thursday morning. It was the fourth fastest of 13 works at the distance. His previous work was nine days ago going five furlongs at Louisiana Downs. In his last start, he placed seventh in a claiming race going six furlongs on the main track at Fair Grounds on March 21 for trainer Keith Desormeaux.

Gosger (Nyquist), a Grade 3 winner (2025 Lexington), worked four furlongs in 48.0 seconds at Keeneland on Thursday morning. It was the 15th fastest of 66 works at the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his last start, he won the Lexington (G3) going 1 1/16 miles on the main track at Keeneland on April 12 for trainer Brendan Walsh.

Miles Ahead (Competitive Edge), a Grade 3 winner (2021 Smile Sprint Invitational), worked five furlongs in 1:02.0 at Churchill Downs on Thursday morning. It was the fourth fastest of nine works at the distance. His previous work was 12 days ago going five furlongs at Churchill Downs. In his last start, he placed sixth in the Whitmore (G3) going six furlongs on the main track at Oaklawn on March 15 for trainer Paul McGee.

Money Supply (Practical Joke), a Grade 3 winner (2024 Mineshaft), worked four furlongs in 50.6 seconds at Churchill Downs on Thursday morning. It was the 37th fastest of 41 works at the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his last start, he won an allowance race going 1 1/8 miles on the main track at Keeneland on April 6 for trainer Joe Sharp.

Octane (Brethren), a Grade 3 winner (2024 Razorback Handicap), worked five furlongs in 1:01.8 at Belmont Park on Thursday morning. It was the third fastest of eight works at the distance. His previous work was six days ago going four furlongs at Belmont Park. In his last start, he placed sixth in the FTBOA Gil Campbell Memorial Handicap going one mile on the main track at Gulfstream Park on Oct. 19 for trainer Jorge Delgado.

Owen Almighty (Speightstown), a Grade 3 winner (2025 Tampa Bay Derby), worked five furlongs in 1:01.6 at Churchill Downs on Thursday morning. It was the third fastest of nine works at the distance. This was his first work since his last race. In his last start, he placed sixth in the Blue Grass (G1) going 1 1/8 miles on the main track at Keeneland on April 8 for trainer Brian Lynch.

Waves of Mischief (Into Mischief), a Grade 3 winner (2024 Pucker Up), worked four furlongs in 47.6 seconds at Keeneland on Thursday morning. It was the sixth fastest of 66 works at the distance. Her previous work was eight days ago going four furlongs at Keeneland. In her last start, she placed 10th in the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1) going 1 1/8 miles on the turf at Keeneland on Oct. 12 for trainer Brendan Walsh.