Super Corredora

Super Corredora began her career sprinting in Southern California in the summer of 2025, finishing fifth in her July 19 debut and second on Aug. 9. Trainer John Sadler next tried her around two turns in a one-mile race and the added distance unlocked something in the Gun Runner filly, who dominated from start to finish in a 8 ¼-length runaway victory under Hector Berrios.

Sadler was encouraged enough by the maiden win to enter Super Corredora in the $2 million NetJets Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Oct. 31 at Del Mar. She again sprinted to the lead under Berrios, responded to a challenge on the far turn, and battled gamely in the closing strides to hold off race favorite Explora. Super Corredora became the first winner in the 42-year history of the race to win the Juvenile Fillies coming out of a maiden win.

That victory at Del Mar was enough to secure Super Corredora the Eclipse Award as champion 2-year-old filly for 2025.

Super Corredora returned for her 3-year-old season debut in the Las Virgenes Stakes Feb. 8, 2026, at Santa Anita Park and in a dull effort finished last of four. She then started in the March 8 Santa Ysabel Stakes at Santa Anita and was hard to handle early in the 1 1/16-mile race, eventually tailing off to finish a distant sixth of seven as the 1.70-1 favorite.

Those two subpar performances helped make Super Corredora the 7.80-1 fifth choice in a competitive seven-horse field Sept. 27 in the Zenyatta Stakes Presented by FanDuel at Santa Anita. In her first start after a break of nearly six months, the filly reared prior to the start but recovered under first-time jockey Joel Rosario to set the early pace. Rosario roused Super Corredora at the top of the stretch, and the filly responded impressively to win the 1 1/16-mile Zenyatta by 2 ¾ lengths. She earned a “Win and You’re In” starting-gate spot in the Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff with the victory.

Super Corredora shipped to Keeneland for the Oct. 31 Distaff and set the pace through the first mile with Rosario in the saddle. She proved no match for winner Nitrogen and runner-up Fully Subscribed coming into the homestretch and finished fourth in the 1 1/8-mile contest.

Super Corredora was produced by the winning Super Saver mare Super Simple, a half-sister to stakes winners Optionality and Simple Surprise.