Graded stakes winner Hey Nay Nay heads the field of two-year-olds in Sunday’s Grade III Cecil B. DeMille Stakes.

There are only a few races in America that can boast the same age as the Del Mar racetrack, one of them is set to run this Saturday at the seaside oval in the Grade I Hollywood Derby.

Locals Ag Bullet and Medoro are set to take on eastern-based rivals In Our Time and Ozara in the Grade I Matriarch Stakes on Sunday at Del Mar.

Speedy El Potente looks to stay perfect this year in the Grade II Seabiscuit Handicap.

Favored Thebestisyettobe storms past the competition to win Monday’s allowance feature going one and three-eighths miles on the Del Mar turf.

Test Score, who has raced mostly in derbies around the east coast, stayed west for trainer Graham Motion to take a shot in the Grade I $300,000 Hollywood Derby going one and one eighth miles on the turf.

Racing at Del Mar in 2025 is about to go out with a bang. Next weekend’s racing features the FanDuel Racing Fall Turf Festival. Seven stakes races, six of them graded, spread out over three days. And throw in a graded dirt stakes for good measure.

Hypergamy heads a field of 11 in the Grade III $100,000 Jimmy Durante Stakes going a mile on the namesake’s turf Saturday at Del Mar.

Favored Mrs. Astor defends her title in the $100,000 Grade III Red Carpet Stakes on the Jimmy Durante Turf course.

Last year's winner is looking to repeat in Friday's Hollywood Turf Cup to kick off the FanDuel Racing Turf Festival at Del Mar.