Crimson Advocate Toast of the Town for Whitehall Lane
Now a two-time winner at Royal Ascot, Crimson Advocate has shown the versatility of American breeding on one of racing's biggest international stages.
Churchill-Loving Vahva Repeats in Chicago Stakes
Vahva returned to form with a victory in the Chicago Stakes (G2) June 21 at Churchill Downs, a win that snapped a three-race losing streak that dated back to her victory in last year's edition of this seven-furlong sprint for…
Ellis Park Meet Set to Begin July 3
Ellis Park will launch its 25-day summer meet July 3, headlined by record stakes purses, top racing connections, fan-friendly wagering menus, and a full calendar of community events both on and off the track.
Carl Spackler to Race in Britain, Then Australia
Former top United States miler Carl Spackler is expected to race one more time in Britain before starting a start in the Cox Plate (G1) in Australia.
Canterbury Park Cancels Sunday Racing Due To Heat
Canterbury Park racing officials have canceled horse racing for June 22 due to projected heat indexes in excess of 105.
Fan Favorite Hayayakko Retired at Age 9 in Japan
Hayayakko, a 9-year-old white horse owned by Makoto Kaneko, has run his last race and will enjoy a pensioned life at Northern Horse Park in Hokkaido, Japan.
Stakes Recap: N.Y.S.S. Spectacualr Bid Div. & Goldwood
Acacia Clement & Sara Elbadwi look back at the N.Y.S.S. Spectacualr Bid Division Stakes at Belmont at the Big A and The Goldwood Stakes at Monmouth.
Royal Ascot Sees Near 5% Attendance Bump in 2025
New Ascot chief executive Felicity Barnard was delighted with the 4.8% increase in total attendance across the five-day royal meeting.
McGaughey Optimistic about Cugino's Summer Campaign
West Point Thoroughbreds and Jimmy Kahig's Cugino impressed his Hall of Fame-trainer Shug McGaughey with a winning 4-year-old debut in an optional-claimer going 1 1/16 miles on the inner turf at Aqueduct June 19.
Medical Issues Force Lukas to End Training Career
Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas, one of the most prolific trainers and influences in horse racing history, has been hospitalized in Louisville, Ky. and will not return to training, according to family members.