Schwarzenegger (c, 2, Not This Time), narrowly defeated as the 3-5 favorite sprinting over the Saratoga grass on debut Aug. 29, will attempt to earn his diploma in the $300,000 Indian Summer S. at Keeneland Sunday. He'll face eight rivals going 5 1/2 furlongs on grass in the Indian Summer. Schwarzenegger, named, of course, in honor of the iconic action star, former California governor and professional bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger, was bred in Kentucky by Frankfort Park Farm. “I described the horse as a powerful guy to Robyn Murray at Coolmore, and when she saw him, she called me and said, 'I kinda like this name Schwarzenegger,'” Ward said. Robyn came up with a great name.”Since launching 'Second Chances' in 2017, 64 maidens have been featured in these pages (through 2024), producing 25% graded stakes winners, 34% stakes winners and 48% stakes horses.