ARCADIA, Calif. – Dortmund, unraced since winning the Native Diver Stakes at Del Mar in November, worked six furlongs in 1:12 on Friday in preparation for the $500,000 San Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita on Feb. 6.

According to Santa Anita clockers, Dortmund worked the first half-mile in 47.40 seconds and galloped out seven furlongs in 1:25.60. Trained by Bob Baffert, Dortmund missed training time because of a foot issue in December and has had three workouts this month. Baffert said Dortmund will benefit from Friday’s workout.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Arabian Leopard nearly overcame a dreadful start to win the Eddie Logan Stakes for 2-year-olds on turf Dec. 31.

Arabian Leopard broke slowly and trailed by as many as 12 lengths before launching a remarkable rally to finish third in the one-mile race, 1 1/2 lengths behind Path of David.

Maryland horse owner Matt Dorman was introduced to racing by his late father, Arthur Dorman, a longtime senator in Maryland who would take him to the track.

NEW ORLEANS – The career of jockey Florent Geroux clearly has been ascending in the last few years, and his start at this Fair Grounds meet indicates that he intends to continue the trend.

NEW ORLEANS – Candy My Boy, a 3-year-old colt who routed first-level optional-claiming rivals Monday for his second consecutive victory, is being pointed to the Grade 2 Risen Star on Feb. 20, trainer Roger Brueggemann said Thursday.

“It seems like he’s getting better all the time,’’ Brueggemann said.

Candy My Boy lost twice in maiden-claiming company before coming to Fair Grounds. He finished second against $15,000 maidens at Indiana Grand in his second start, then finished second against $30,000 maidens at Churchill Downs.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – The Grade 3, $150,000 Toboggan originally drew a field of six when carded for Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day card, which was canceled due to high winds.

Rescheduled for Sunday, the race drew nine entrants, with Captain Serious, Mewannarose, and Fabulous Kid joining the original sextet. The connections of those three horses had hoped to run them in an allowance race that keeps failing to fill.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – With a winter storm forecast for the weekend in this area, horsemen were altering their training plans, with many moving up scheduled Saturday workouts by a day or two. On Thursday, the most notable worker was Flexibility, the Grade 3 Jerome Stakes winner, who put in a half-mile move in 48.14 seconds over the Belmont Park training track. Flexibility is being pointed for the Grade 3 Withers Stakes here on Jan. 30.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – While still deciding the future of their champion female sprinter La Verdad, trainer Linda Rice and owner Sheila Rosenblum welcomed back to the barn a trio of 3-year-olds they hope can provide more success for the stable in 2016.

The maiden winners Matt King Coal, Seymourdini and Championofthenile all recently returned to Rice’s Belmont Park barn following time off for various reasons.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Keri Belle, who won her first stakes in Monday’s Grade 3 Megahertz Stakes at Santa Anita, is likely to run in the $200,000 Buena Vista Stakes for fillies and mares at a mile on turf Feb. 20.

“That would be the most logical spot,” trainer John Shirreffs said on Thursday.

ARCADIA, Calif. – The multiple stakes winner Gabriel Charles is in light training with Jeff Mullins after undergoing surgery for colic in August.

Co-owner Michael House and Mullins said Gabriel Charles has recovered from the operation, but a return to racing will take time.

“In about two months, he should start breezing,” House said.

Gabriel Charles won the Grade 1 Eddie Read Sakes at Del Mar in July and was rushed to a San Diego-area veterinary clinic Aug. 8 to undergo emergency surgery for colic. He remained at the clinic for nearly a month.