Running alongside the Pollas, a stellar lineup awaits at San Isidro, led by Le Cornette and a loaded slate of stakes action

A strong week of racing is on tap at the northern oval, featuring the Clásico Cyllene (G2), Clásico Ecuador (G2), Clásico Sibila (G2), Clásico Condesa (G3), and Clásico Etoile (L)

While most eyes will be focused on next Saturday's blockbuster card at Hipódromo Palermo for the start of the Triple Crown, Hipódromo de San Isidro will offer plenty of action with a high-caliber slate of its own.

With three race meetings currently taking shape, the action kicks off in fine style on Friday, featuring another appearance by Le Cornette (Emmanuel), the top sprinter in the country, who stands as one of 16 probable entries for the Clásico Cyllene (G2-1,000 m, turf).

The Entre Ríos-bred star could clash with Bailarín de Venecia (Angiolo), Bitter Orange (Treasure Beach), Camuflaje (Orpen), Claro Bombón (Claro Oscuro), Fox Embrujado (Storm Embrujado), Gracias Gringo(Lenovo), Grilldado (Dado Vuelta), Hirán (Santillano), La Farce (Emmanuel), Land of Promise (Le Blues), Lunático Pass (Distinctiv Passion), Lyon (Lenovo), Mister Market (Market Rally), Naranccello (Le Blues), and November Rain (Strategos).

Sunday will feature a triple header of stakes action with the Clásico Ecuador (G2-1,600 m, turf), Clásico Sibila(G2-1,600 m, turf), and Clásico Condesa (G3-1,000 m, turf)—the first open to 4-year-olds and up, the second for fillies and mares 4 and older, and the third for 3-year-olds and up fillies and mares.

Leading the probable lineup for the Ecuador are Champion Colifato Novo (Lenovo) and G1 winners Vundu(Suggestive Boy), Bronx (Qué Vida Buena), and Comando Secreto (War Command), alongside stakes winners Talented Hit (Hit It a Bomb), El Gazpacho (Bodemeister), Don Griego (Long Island Sound), Don Zahir (Daddy Long Legs), and Río New (Hurricane Cat).

Capital Boss (Daniel Boone), Capitán Kid (Daniel Boone), Stormy River (Le Blues), Tiffony Mo (El Moisés), and Yak Sport (Glory Seattle) are also expected to enter.

As for the Sibila, the 12 probable entries shape up a competitive and evenly matched affair. The list includes Abrazo Al Cielo (Treasure Beach), Adi Shakti (Lucullan), Cervecera Kal (Anak Nakal), Class Life (Fortify), It's My Look (Equal Stripes), Kalady (Il Campione), La de Texas (Aspire), Lancara (Manipulator), Moon's Destiny(Orpen), Orphila (Daniel Boone), Tattiana Rich (Emperor Richard), and Verenna (Cosmic Trigger).

Finally, the Condesa field includes Lissette Island (Lizard Island), Roshita (Gouverneur Morris), Enjoy Dancing(Hi Happy), La Farce (Emmanuel), La Gran Furtiva (South Kissing), Puesta a Punto (Roman Joy), Sunny Frank (Gidu), and Tartana Frank (Gidu).

Looking ahead to Wednesday, September 9, the spotlight turns to the Clásico Etoile (L-1,200 m, dirt) for fillies and mares 4 years old and up, with possible entries including Amonet (Mask), Blessed of Glory (Hat Ninja), Creencia Espiritual (Strategos), Evidiada (Il Campione), Full Odalis (Full Mast), La Farce, and Oíme Bien (Daddy Long Legs).