Street Beast, owned by Midway Racing and ridden by Luan Machado, dominated the $1 million Global Tote Juvenile Mile at Kentucky Downs with a commanding seven-length victory. The 2-year-old colt, trained by Ben Colebrook, improved on his debut performance and covered the mile in 1:33.72, earning $591,400 and marking Colebrook’s first million-dollar stakes win. Street Beast showed maturity and professionalism in the race, and his connections are considering the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf as a next step.

In the $1 million Untapable Stakes for 2-year-old fillies, Quiet Street, owned by Godolphin and ridden by Junior Alvarado, secured a powerful stretch win over Snow Face Princess. Trainer Bill Mott and Alvarado praised Quiet Street’s development and racing savvy, noting her undefeated record in two starts. The team is evaluating future options, including possibly stretching her out in distance or targeting the Breeders’ Cup, as they continue to build on her promising early career.