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New Mexico's Ruidoso Downs, beleaguered by flooding the last two years, will be unable to host a live meet in 2026 at the facility due to the potential for “life threatening” flooding from even moderate rainfall, according to a press…
The pari-mutuel field of "All Other 3 Year Olds" closed as the 7-2 favorite in Pool 3 of the Kentucky Derby (G1) Future Wager, and unbeaten Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner Ted Noffey was the 6-1 second choice.
A total of 202 entries, including supplements, have been cataloged for the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association January Winter Mixed sale, held Jan. 20 at Fairplex Park in Pomona.
Gainesway announced the arrival of the first reported foal by classic winner and multiple grade 1 winner, Seize the Grey. The bay colt was born Jan. 17 at Tanya Johnson’s Red Gables Stud near Lexington.
Tally-Ho Stud has welcomed the first foals by resident stallion King of Steel, including a half sister to Spycatcher, a multiple group 3 winner and runner-up in the Prix Maurice de Gheest (G1) for Karl Burke.
On the Jan. 19 episode of BloodHorse Monday: Gulfstream Park's Brian Nadeau previews the Pegasus World Cup card, and Frank Angst discusses a recent study stating regulatory vets are protecting vulnerable horses.
A graduate of the Godolphin Flying Start program, Harrison Everett is mixing his passion for racing and design as the Abu Dhabi Turf Club aims to raise its prominence on the international market.
Pleasant Acres Stallions announced the arrival of the first foal by its grade 3-winning stallion Champions Dream. The filly arrived Jan.16 and is out of the unraced mare Dream Again Jessie, hailing from a black-type female family.
Grade 1 winner Senor Buscador’s first foal arrived at Shawhan Place, the very same farm where he was born. The colt, bred by the team that raised Senor Buscador, is out of the Medaglia d’Oro mare Oriole.
In a post on the social media platform X, Repole wrote he is "convinced there is only one path left to force real change and save this industry outside of Kentucky and a few surviving states."