2021: Two-year-old season White Abarrio won by lengths in his first start on September 24, 2021, at
Gulfstream Park for Perez. Following the win, the horse was sold privately to Clint and Mark Cornett's C2 Racing Stable, with the original owners retaining a share through La Milagrosa Stable, and the horse was transferred to trainer Saffie Joseph, Jr. White Abarrio had two more starts, winning against a short allowance field at Gulfstream on October 29 before finishing third in the
Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at
Churchill Downs. The owners then sent him to
Belmont Park to contest the Grade I
Metropolitan Handicap, where he finished third to eventual
Horse of the Year Cody's Wish. The Whitney would also be Dutrow's first Grade I victory since returning from a 10-year suspension imposed by the
New York State Gaming Commission. White Abarrio finished second to Cody's Wish in
Eclipse Award voting for
American Horse of the Year and
American Champion Older Dirt Male Horse.
2024: Five-year-old season After poor finishes in the
Saudi Cup in Saudi Arabia and the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont, C2 Racing Stable announced that White Abarrio would be transferred back to Saffie Joseph, Jr. and be pointed to the
John A. Nerud Stakes. The horse did not run in the Nerud, with Joseph telling
Daily Racing Form that they wanted to give the horse "a little more time." White Abarrio came back at the end of the year in a pair of 7-furlong sprints at Gulfstream, winning an allowance and finishing second in the
Mr. Prospector Stakes. Two months later, he won the Ghostzapper Stakes at Gulfstream. Later in the year he finished fourth in the
Metropolitan Handicap, the
Whitney Stakes and the
Jockey Club Gold Cup, all at Saratoga. Immediately before the race, White Abarrio was scratched by the stewards. According to reports, regulatory
veterinarians expressed concern about possible lameness in the horse's left front leg. The following day, C2 Racing Stable stated that White Abarrio was doing well, with no soundness issues. The owners of White Abarrio sued the California Horse Racing Board, Del Mar and the
Breeders' Cup in April 2026, alleging that the horse's late scratch from the race violated California regulations and protocols.
2026: Seven-year-old season White Abarrio began his seven-year-old season by attempting to defend his
Pegasus World Cup win from the previous year, finishing second behind
Skippylongstocking. He was then entered to compete in the
Oaklawn Handicap against two of the country's top three-year-olds of 2025:
Horse of the Year Sovereignty and
Preakness winner
Journalism. ==Statistics==