Trainers Cherie DeVaux and Steve Asmussen reported in on their Saratoga winners Saturday morning with the former providing updates on Englishman (Maxfield) and Remember Mamba (Kitten's Joy) and the latter offering a good prognosis for recent Smart and Fancy victress Zeitlos (Curlin).The DeVaux barns at Keeneland and Saratoga were active ones over the last couple days as Englishman continued preparations for his upcoming target. Dual Classic winner Golden Tempo (Curlin) was also out, and you can read DeVaux's thoughts on his progress in Tim Wilkin's Saratoga Notebook segment.Englishman cruised four panels in :49 flat (26.49) on Friday at Keeneland, and remains on track for the GI H. Allen Jerkens Memorial Aug. 29 at Saratoga. DeVaux has said that he will ship to New York the week of the race. Remember Mamba, fourth in the GI Saratoga Derby, came out of the contest in good shape physically, but his trainer believes that the colt needs a mental shift more than anything else.“I was a little concerned prior to the [Saratoga Derby],” said DeVaux. “In the paddock, he was quiet, and he kind of ran that way. I'm not really sure Saratoga is his favorite place, so we are going to regroup [and] probably run him back at Keeneland [in the GIII Bryan Station Stakes Oct. 24].”In addition to those 'TDN Rising Stars, presented by Hagyard', the trainer also provided insights and targets for Supercharger (Constitution). The GII Secretariat Stakes victor will return to Colonials Downs to make his next appearance in the GIII Old Dominion Derby Sept. 7.Zeitlos in Good Form, Magnitude to Train Up to the ClassicZeitlos collected her first stakes win on the lawn in Friday's Smart and Fancy Stakes, and has emerged from her effort in good shape.“She came back really good,” Asmussen said. “She's been excellent to us and obviously continues to do so. That was a big win.”Her potential upcoming targets remain the GI Ladies Turf Sprint Aug. 29 at Kentucky Downs or a try for a second win in the GII Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes Oct. 3 at Keeneland.Impressive 'Rising Star' Summer Starlet (City of Light) is targeting the GI Spinaway Stakes Sept. 5, a 'WAYI' event for the GI Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, and GIII Sanford victor Booked (Yaupon) remains on track for a tilt in the GI Spendthrift Farm Hopeful Stakes Sept. 6.“I expected [Booked] to win, and he was second, so we need to improve,” Asmussen said.Asmussen also offered updates on fellow 'Rising Stars' Obliteration (Violence) and Magnitude (Not This Time), who are doing well and remain on target for their next races. The former points to the GI H. Allen Jerkens Memorial and the latter will likely train up to the Breeders' Cup Classic.The post Saratoga Updates: Englishman on Track for H. Allen Jerkens, Asmussen Stable Eyes Future Targets appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.