The Breeders' Cup hopefuls were out in force Saturday morning at Keeneland as preparations continued ahead of the pre-entry deadline for the 14 World Championship contests on Monday, Oct. 19. Leading the tab were Magnitude (Not This Time), a top Classic contender, and Fully Subscribed (Tiz the Law), one of the likely favorites in the Distaff.This year's G1 Dubai World Cup hero went out after the first maintenance period to breeze five furlongs with Flavien Prat, who flew in from New York, in the irons. The pair was joined by Grade I-placed Publisher (American Pharoah) for the work, and they posted a co-bullet 1:00.60 (1/24) that Prat described as a “good, good breeze”.“It was pretty much the same as last week. Magnitude is doing good, moving well.”Prat was tabbed to take over the mount after regular rider Jose Ortiz opted to retain is ride aboard dual Classic winner Golden Tempo (Curlin), who is also slated for a tilt at the GI Breeders' Cup Classic for trainer Cherie DeVaux.Multiple Grade I winner Fully Subscribed took to the track to continue her preparations for the Distaff for Klaravich Stables and trainer Chad Brown. The 4-year-old daughter of Tiz the Law, who is currently riding a three-race win streak that includes back-to-back Grade Is, worked a half-mile in :49.80 (36/81) in her first breeze since winning the GI Spinster on the local track.Stablemate Kathynmarissa (American Pharoah) was also out to work a half on the main track–she was clocked in :50.20 (55/81). The 5-year-old is slated for the Filly and Mare Turf and also enters the World Championships on a win streak after most recently taking down the GII Flower Bowl Stakes Oct.1 and before that the GI Diana Stakes at Saratoga.This past spring's GI Jenney Wiley heroine Segesta (Ghostzapper) posted her first breeze at Keeneland since arriving from Saratoga. The Juddmonte homebred, also trained by Brown, worked a half-mile in :49.80 (36/81) on the main track. Zulu Kingdom (Ire) (Ten Sovereigns {Ire}), winner of the GI Maker's Mark Mile, breezed a half in :49 flat (13/81) in his first work at Keeneland since shipping down from New York. He is pointing to the Mile.Slated for the Dirt Mile, East Avenue (Medaglia d'Oro) went five furlongs in 1:02.40 (11/24) for his second work since arriving from Churchill for Brendan Walsh. The Godolphin homebred, who won the GI Claiborne Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland as a juvenile, enters the contest off a pair of fourth-place finishes in Grade III races.Coach Pope (outside) | Coady Media Other Breeders' Cup contenders on the tab included Kenny McPeek's Coach Pope (Tapit), most recently the runner-up Oct. 3 in the Breeders' Futurity, who rolled through five panels in 1:02.20 (9/24) on the main. He's a likely for the Juvenile. Riley Mott's How's Al Today (Munnings), in preparation for his anticipated start in the Juvenile Turf, also posted a five-furlong move (1:01.80 [5/24]). Two hopefuls for the Sprint were also sighted, namely Hymn (McKinzie) and Stradale (Yaupon), working a half-mile on the dirt Saturday morning. The former went shortly after the track opened for training at 5:30a.m. for Ron Moquett and was clocked in :49.40 (22/81) while the latter Steve Asmussen-trainee posted a bullet move in :47.80 (1/81).Pre-entries are due by noon Eastern Monday, Oct. 19 with the lists being released Wednesday, Oct. 21.The post Magnitude, Fully Subscribed Lead Breeders’ Cup Hopefuls on Keeneland Tab appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.