Easterly Shines in Gulfstream Maiden Triumph
Easterly and Bless Her both break their maidens at Gulfstream Park to earn recognition for this week's Maiden Watch.
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Easterly and Bless Her both break their maidens at Gulfstream Park to earn recognition for this week's Maiden Watch.
If a Chad Brown-trained 3-year-old son of Gun Runner lining up for the Risen Star Stakes (G2) feels familiar, it's for good reason. Sierra Leone took that path two years ago, and now Paladin is following suit.
HIWU's independent Laboratory Expert Group, which evaluates the performance of program laboratories, recommended the suspension of the Ohio lab's probationary accreditation due to nonconformities associated with compliance.
Here's a Triple Crown question for you. Who is the only undefeated, grade 1-winning on dirt 3-year-old still in training for the Kentucky Derby? No cheating.
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society announced that the 2026 Canadian Premier Yearling Sale will take place Sept. 2 at the Woodbine Sales Pavilion.
Midway through the Feb. 9 Fasig-Tipton Winter Mixed Sale, Marc Gunderson bought the broodmare and foal package he had targeted: multiple graded stakes-placed Ava's Grace for $950,000, and her yearling filly by Into Mischief for $625,000.
At the end of a day of steady trade, the sale saw 267 horses change hands for gross receipts of $16,696,500, including private sales, a 43.6% increase from last year's gross of $11,626,500, from 263 head.
As of Monday evening, the average was marginally up to AU$97,556, from AU$97,153, year-on-year, while the median was unchanged at AU$80,000. The gross was up 8.5% at AU$39,315,000, albeit with 30 more lots sold (403 to 373).