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After not doing much running when eighth on debut in a restricted maiden special weight at Churchill Downs Sept. 16, Drain the Shot (Drain the Clock) dropped into state-bred stakes company Friday night at Remington and broke through in the…
Coolmore's Wall Street (Sea The Stars) annexed his debut over one mile at Leopardstown with a TDN Rising Star display in August and returned to the Foxrock venue to notch a black-type breakthrough, and a record-extending 15th renewal for Aidan…
He's done some impressive things during his career, but Godolphin's Ombudsman (Night Of Thunder) looks to have saved the best until last as he dominated Saturday's G1 Qatar Racing Champion Stakes. Crowning the action on Ascot's Qatar Racing British Champions…
Coming back to Ascot a stronger model than when last here, Godolphin's Talk Of New York (Wootton Bassett) peaked at the right time in Saturday's G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. Third behind Bow Echo and Gstaad (Starspangledbanner) in the St…
Last year's triple Oaks heroine and Arc runner-up Minnie Hauk (Frankel) had tried and failed in five starts since bagging May's Listed Mooresbridge on seasonal return this term and collected a fourth victory at the highest level as Ballydoyle executed…
by Renee Geelen/TTR AusNZ After a week of rain in Sydney, the sun came out on Saturday morning and shone brightly on the hallowed turf at Randwick. The most anticipated race of the season – the rematch between Hong Kong's…
He left it late, but Shadwell's Almeraq (Dark Angel) found the line in time to win a third Group 1 in Saturday's Qatar Racing British Champions Sprint Stakes at Ascot. As he had over the same course and distance in…
Kingsclere Racing's G3 Silver Cup winner Mount Atlas (Masar) had paid his dues in stakes marathons over the past two seasons and the Andrew Balding-trained homebred stepped forward to claim a career high, and a first Group 1 winner for…
Grade 1 winner and Gainesway freshman sire Drain the Clock was represented by his first stakes winner Oct. 16 when Drain the Shot earned a maiden-breaking win in the $76,000 Oklahoma Classics Juvenile Stakes at Remington Park.
In this week's On Racing, Steve Cauthen's best finish in the Breeders' Cup as a jockey was a second-place effort in the 1985 Breeders' Cup Turf (G1T). This year, as racing manager for Dixiana Farm, he hopes to secure an…