George and Karen Russell's dream trifecta Saturday would include Florida Cup victory by Prudhoe Bay; six stakes worth $75,000 each on tap; major simulcast action includes Tampa Bay Derby winner Carpe Diem in Toyota Blue Grass, Homeister in Fantasy Stakes.

Zerillo's Italian Grill Trainer of the Month Arnaud Delacour and his wife, Leigh, are looking forward to ongoing success.

Pleasant Acres Stallions Distaff Turf, Hilton Garden Inn/Hampton Inn & Suites Sprint appear wide open; "Florida Cup Day Challenge" online handicapping contest offers $1,500 first prize.

Jacques Cartier won't make the Triple Crown, but his career debut is impressive for trainer Randy Klopp and jockey Mike Allen.

Once More for Love is trainer Gerald Bennett's 3,500th winner, and he adds No. 3,501 for good measure; Brother Pat dominates Lambholm South Tampa Turf Test series, becoming first horse to sweep the four-race event.

Extra quarter-mile, top weight will test stamina, resolve of Jamie Ness-trained Tampa Turf Test favorite; Dubai World Cup to be simulcast Saturday; Luis Garcia is Hilton Garden Inn Jockey of the Month.

Antonio Gallardo puts the pedal to the metal on his return, wins three; former South African jockey Karel A. De Ridder makes his first trip to the Tampa Bay Downs winner's circle as a trainer.

The third-place finisher in the Tampa Bay Derby may run next in the Grade III Coolmore Lexington on April 11, with the middle jewel of the Triple Crown -- the Preakness -- the primary objective.

The 13th annual Florida Cup on Saturday recognizes the Sunshine State's enduring importance to the Thoroughbred racing industry.

Updated information on the jockeys injured Saturday

Silvia Zapico has a broken leg, Keiber Coa broke his collarbone and Ricardo Mejias suffered a wrist injury; Sunday's 10-race card begins at 12:40 p.m.

The name of her fourth winner, Takin the Sloroad, does NOT describe jockey Rosemary Homeister, Jr.; Cathy Rountree has another winner from her amazing broodmare, Shingalana; Daniel Centeno rides three winners; Erick Rodriguez leaves jockeys' room under own power after being unseated, status day to day.

Jason DaCosta has won with almost 30 percent of his starters since arriving in Oldsmar at the start of the 2012-2013 meeting.

Jockeys Fernando De La Cruz and Ademar Santos trade victories throughout sparkling afternoon; Special Envoy, bred and owned by Mr. & Mrs. Bertram R. Firestone of Genuine Risk fame, sets nine-furlong turf course record.

Veteran conditioner extends his winning streak to five races; family and friends honor late horsemen John Herold, Jr., and Rusty Herold following fifth race.

Allowance turf sprint provides exciting finish for Rice family, possible up-and-comer in Florida-bred Choctaw Chuck; Saturdays and Gerald Bennett go together well -- three victories again.

Oldsmar 11-race card complemented by return to action of American Pharoah and Untapable via simulcasting; Erick Rodriguez is Hampton Inn & Suites Jockey of the Month.

Top jockey now has 101 victories for the current meeting; Grade III Tampa Bay Stakes winner Lochte entered on Friday's card.

Carpe Diem in line to give Tampa Bay Downs showcase race another Kentucky Derby winner after Toyota Blue Grass score.

An enthusiastic crowd of 10,115 marvels at the power and grace of Carpe Diem, who is on the Kentucky Derby trail after his tremendous Tampa Bay Derby performance; Stephanie's Kitten delights her many fans in Hillsborough.