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Sun Goddess with Ryan Moore aboard after the Juvenile Fillies Turf.

World Championships
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf Results

Date: 10/30/2026

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The $1 million John Deere Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) featured a full field of 14 two-year-old fillies going 1 mile on the turf. Moyglare Stud (G1) and Cheveley Park Stakes (G1) winner Sun Goddess was sent off as the 4-5 favorite. In to challenge her included 4-1 second choice Amusingly, winner of the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere (G1) against males, and 15-2 third choice Domestic Agenda, winner of the Ms. Grillo (G2).

Sun Goddess (9, center) settles in second first time by

Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. sent 64-1 Seneca Park to the lead first time by through fractions of 24.16, 48.83, and 1:13.29 while pressed by Sun Goddess and stalked by 49-1 De La Renta. Turning for home Seneca Park tired allowing Sun Goddess to take over the lead through 7f in 1:24.49. Kept to task by Ryan Moore, Sun Goddess drew off to win by 3 lengths over late-running 12-1 Green Empress in 1:36.10. It was a neck back to 18-1 Curracloe third.

Sun Goddess wins the Juvenile Fillies Turf
Pgm  Horse              Jockey            Win   Place  Show
 9   Sun Goddess        Moore             3.70   2.88  2.42
 1   Green Empress      McMonagle                7.00  5.28
 3   Curracloe          Coen                           8.14

Winning Time:  1:36.10

$1 Exacta 9-1                         10.38
$1 Trifecta 9-1-3                     77.30
$1 Superfecta 9-1-3-10               286.10
Results chart

Left: Sun Goddess heads to the winner's circle. Winning trainer Aidan O'Brien said, "She's a special filly. She did everything we have asked her to do and everything we have asked her to do has been so unbelievably natural. She's better ridden back and coming at horses, because when she gets to the front, she doesn't do much, but today she just totally dominant, wasn't she. She was probably five places closer than we thought she would be, but Ryan played it well. When you put a strong pace in front of her, you see what happens. The European form held up well. Very good form."

Right: Sun Goddess in the post parade. Winning jockey Ryan Moore said, "She's been very good all year. I'll be honest, I don't think you saw the best of her today. The ground's a little bit more dead than I expected it to be. The pace was very slow. She's probably two or three levels above them, and Joe's (O'Brien) filly (Green Empress) was second again - that's how it's been all year."

Left: Second place finisher Green Empress in the post parade. Trainer Joseph O'Brien said, "Both fillies ran super. I think (the further the better) with (Green Empress), we'll see." Jockey Dylan McMonagle added, "It was a slow time. I was probably one spot too far back, but had to just deal with it. She's came home good and she's ran a cracker."

Right: Third place finisher Curracloe in the post parade. Trainer John Murtagh said, "I was hoping that she would run like that. She's a very nice filly. Her temperament is really, really good. She's not the finished article yet. I do think that after today it will bring her on. We always thought she would be a really nice 3-year-old going forward. She ran excellent behind two very good fillies. It was a very promising third and her best days are ahead of her."

Photos courtesy of Amber Chalfin of Downthestretchphotos.com.

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