James S. Karp's BARDSTOWN (c, 2, Tiz the Law–Coed, by American Pharoah) rallied from midpack to capture a maiden special weight with plenty in the tank Sunday at Churchill Downs. Off at 6-1, the bay left the stalls from gate…
LORD MISCHIEF (c, 2, Into Mischief–Lady Kate {SW & GISP, $420,070}, by Bernardini) snuck up the rail late on this debut and got the job done at first-asking for trainer Brad Cox at Churchill Downs. Content to watch the race…
KARAJAN (c, 2, Hard Spun–Chosen Road, by Quality Road) wasn't the least experienced in this field, and he didn't bring the longest CV either, but in the end, it didn't matter as he rolled home much the best on the…
WinStar Farm's Broadway Girl (Justify) got the Churchill fall meet and the Stars of Tomorrow I program off to a formful beginning, clawing her way past a very game Tess Me Not (Hard Spun) to open her account at first…
Reigning Horse of the Year Sovereignty (Into Mischief) led a string of workers at Keeneland on Sunday in advance of next weekend's World Championships in Lexington. Last season's Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner put the finishing touches on his…
Gunther Schmidt homebred Stingray (Zarak) was all alone at the end of the €506,000 G2 Premio del Jockey Club S.I.R.E. Trofeo Pio Bruni at Milan on Sunday. Schmidt is no stranger to group-race glory, as he also bred multiple group…
Runner-up in Ascot's G1 British Champions Long Distance Cup eight days ago, Aidan O'Brien entry Queenstown (Galileo) was making his fifth start in nine weeks in Sunday's G1 Prix Royal-Oak and doubled the trainer's tally by making all in the…
The headlines will doubtless be dominated by the typically strong Australian, Middle Eastern and even American buying benches that have assembled at Park Paddocks for the Tattersalls Autumn Horses-In-Training Sale but emerging owner Peter Trainor has warned that he plans…
Field Racing's Going To Sky handed jockey Yutaka Take a record-breaking sixth G1 Kikuka Sho score at Kyoto on Sunday. Holding the lead late in the stretch, the Contrail colt put his nose down where it counted to fend off…
With Saint-Cloud's opening Group 1 contest going the way of a pillar-to-post winner, the track's second–the G1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud–fell to a closer as Aidan O'Brien trainee Drumbeat (Wootton Bassett) backed up a breakthrough win in this month's G3 Zetland…