ROUNDUP : 25-1 Shot ‘Prince Wins at Fairplex

Nijinsky’s Prince, the longest shot on the board, stunned nine rivals in the stretch Saturday at Fairplex Park and won the $104,800 Pomona Derby.

At 25-1, Nijinsky’s Prince trailed the field for more than a half mile before jockey Omar Berrio sent the colt past rivals down the backstretch. They were forced four-wide entering the final turn in pursuit of early leader Doc Of The Day, who had shaken off early challengers Persianalli, Gambler’s Way and Border Run.

Nijinsky’s Prince, the son of Nijinsky’s Secret, pulled away in the closing yards to win by 1 1/2 lengths in 1:51 1/5 for the “about” 1-1/8 miles.

The win was worth $59,800 to Nijinsky’s Prince and was his fourth. Medium Cool, part of the favored three-horse entry sent out by trainer Wayne Lukas, rallied for the show, a length back of Doc Of The Day.

Nijinsky’s Prince returned $54.40, $16 and $5.20. Doc Of The Day paid $6.20 and $3.40 and the entry returned $2.40. The $2 exacta paid $376.80.

Caller I.D., winner of the Saratoga Special and Sanford Stakes, pulled away to a 6 1/2-length victory over Count The Time on Saturday in the $344,800 Arlington-Washington Futurity at Arlington International Racecourse.

Caller I.D., a Kentucky-bred son of Phone Trick and the 6-5 favorite, held off a mild stretch bid by Illinois-bred Count The Time to finish the mile in 1:36.

Caller I.D. paid $4.40, $2.80 and $2.40 and earned $188,880.

Count The Time returned $3 and $3. West By West paid $3.60.

Housebuster overcame an awkward start and scored a 5 1/2-length victory in the Grade I Vosburgh Stakes at Belmont Park.

Nearly out of running room in the first five furlongs, Housebuster rallied under Craig Perret to win his final appearance in New York. The 1990 sprint champion, Housebuster will be retired after the Breeders’ Cup on Nov. 2 at Churchill Downs.

Housebuster covered seven furlongs on the fast track in 1:21 4/5. He returned $2.80, $2.60 and $2.10.

Senator To Be paid $8 and $2.10 and Sunshine Jimmy, who raced coupled in the wagering with fourth-place Sunny Blossom, was $2.10 to show.