Jersey-Breds Fueling Ioia's Success at Monmouth Park
Heading into Monmouth Park's final weekend of the meet, Prancing Horse Farm, owned by Joe Ioia and his wife Gayle, tops the owner standings with 14 wins, three more than Morici Racing Stable.
Rival Trainers Keen to Take on Ballydoyle in St Leger
The final British classic of the season, the St Leger Stakes (G1), features a field of seven including Goodwood Cup (G1) winner Scandinavia and dual Derby (G1) hero Lambourn Sept. 13 at Doncaster Racecourse.
Flightline, Corniche Leading Keeneland First-Crop Sires
Ashford Stud's Corniche is the leading first-crop sire by the ratio of average price to stud fee through Sept. 11 at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale.
Zarak the Brave Seeks Elusive Grade 1 in Lonesome Glory
Mrs. S. K. Johnston Jr.'s dual grade 1-placed Zarak the Brave seeks to break through at that level in the $150,000 Lonesome Glory Handicap (NSA-1), a 2 1/2-mile steeplechase handicap for older horses, at Belmont at the Big A.
Scottish Lassie Half Brother on Offer in Book 3
As Scottish Lassie prepares for a shot at a third grade 1 triumph, her Corniche half brother is set to enter the ring Sept. 13 at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale as part of the Paramount Sales consignment.
Vital Piece of SoCal Racing Program Now a One-Note Tune
In this week's edition of On Racing: A look at how Bob Baffert dominated the juvenile races at the recently concluded Del Mar summer meeting.
Flying Dutchmen Buy Two Million-Dollar Yearlings
Fillies remain a key component of the operations of Flying Dutchmen Breeding and Racing, a point emphasized by Flying Dutchmen's acquisition of Hip 887, a Not This Time filly, for $1 million at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale Sept. 11.
Gun Runner Continues Reign Through Book 2 at Keeneland
A total of 717 horses had changed hands through two books, grossing $318,461,500, up 21% from last year's $262,793,000 from 690 sold through Day 4. The average is up 17% to $444,158 from $380,859.
Zen Equine Brings First Consignment to Keeneland
When Jennifer Leamy came to America in 2015 for an internship with Gerry Dilger, she did not expect to be selling horses under her own banner just 10 years later. On Sept. 13, Leamy and her husband will present their…