Integration returns “home” Saturday for a third consecutive appearance in the $1-million Arlington Million (G1) at Colonial Downs, while Les Reys tackles the $100,000 Incredible Revenge Stakes at Monmouth Park.

Integration has compiled three wins, one second and one third from five starts at Colonial. He captured his career debut and the Virginia Derby (G3) there in 2023 before returning the following summer to win the Million Preview Stakes and finish second in the Arlington Million. He came back last year and finished third, beaten 1 1/4 lengths, behind stablemate Fort Washington.

The 6-year-old will break from post four with Hall of Famer John Velazquez aboard in Saturday’s 1 1/4-mile renewal. Integration is listed at 4-to-1 in a field of eight that also includes defending champion Fort Washington for Shug McGaughey.

Earlier Saturday, Les Reys is the 3-to-1 morning-line favorite for the Incredible Revenge, a 5 1/2-furlong turf sprint for fillies and mares. Luis Rivera Jr. will ride the 5-year-old mare for trainer Miguel Clement.

Les Reys shortened up effectively in her most recent start, closing from last to finish second by three-quarters of a length in a six-furlong allowance at Aqueduct. She owns two stakes victories in North America, including the Ontario Fashion Stakes (G3) at Woodbine last fall, and has won five of 15 career starts.

The weather will be monitored closely at Monmouth. If wet conditions force the Incredible Revenge off the turf, Les Reys has an alternative entry in Monday’s Satin and Lace Stakes on the synthetic surface at Presque Isle Downs.

The Incredible Revenge is Race 5 at Monmouth with a 2:57 p.m. ET post time. The Arlington Million is Race 11 at Colonial with a scheduled post time of 5:52 p.m. ET.