Plenty of Stakes Top Racing Week's Radio, TV Schedule
A rundown, compiled by America's Best Racing, of this week’s horse racing coverage on TV, streaming, and radio.
Kentucky Shortens Timeframe to Work Off Vets' List
Equine medical director Dr. George Mundy says June 9 during a Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation meeting that Kentucky will reduce the amount of time before a horse can work off the vets' list from 14 days to seven.
Belmont Stakes Viewership Averages 3.7 Million on FOX
A peak audience of approximately 4.7 million viewers tunes into FOX for the June 6 Belmont Stakes (G1) from Saratoga Race Course on FOX during a 15-minute segment surrounding the race.
Stallion Mind Your Biscuits Dies in Japan at 13
The son of Posse died suddenly June 9 at Shadai Stallion Station in Hokkaido, Japan, according to several international news outlets.
Oklahoma Derby, Springboard Mile Top Remington Schedule
The Remington Park Thoroughbred season begins Aug. 21 and features major races in the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby (G3) for 3-year-olds and the $300,000 Springboard Mile for 2-year-olds.
Reserve Bank to be Offered Through Inglis 'Bull Ring'
Last year's The Goodwood (G1) winner Reserve Bank will be offered as a stallion prospect through Inglis' new private online auction platform, Bull Ring, next week.
La Mexicana Tops Inglis Digital Australia June Sale
The Inglis Digital Australia June (Early) Sale grossed AU$3,915,100 and continued Inglis Digital's strong run of results, with 182 lots selling for AU$100,000 or more since the beginning of 2025.
Counting Stars Shines at the Spa at the Acorn Stakes
America’s Best Racing joined the Belotes and West Point at Saratoga when Counting Stars turned the tables on Always a Runner and surged to an emphatic win in the Acorn Stakes.
Harrell Family Announces Opening of Reverie Farm
Curtis and Beth Harrell have reopened a historic 370-acre farm, formerly the site of Bonne Chance Farm, as a boutique boarding operation for broodmares under the management of John Durr.
New Vocations Charity Show Raises $180K for Aftercare
The 23rd New Vocations All-Thoroughbred Charity Horse Show raised more than $180,000 to support racehorse aftercare. Proceeds from the May 29-31 event go directly toward New Vocations' efforts to rehab, retrain, and rehome retiring racehorses.