The Breeders' Cup World Championships is one of the richest events in sports, with over $30 million paid out in purses and awards. Owners will be paid through the 10th-place finish position and will share their winnings with their jockeys and trainers on their agreed-upon terms.

One of the best things about 3-year-olds dominating the big races at the Breeders' Cup World Championship races is the likelihood many of them will race on around the world in 2025.

A look at how some of the Classic (G1) runners fared, including favorite and runner-up Fierceness, the day after the event at Del Mar, and possible plans for the future