In yet another example of the emphasis of turf racing in New York, the New York Racing Association is instituting what it calls the Turf Triple Series, which consists of three turf races for 3-year-old males and three for females.Full Story >>
Javier Castellano added his name to the exclusive club of jockeys to have won 5,000 races in their career by guiding the much-improved Runaway Lute to a three-quarter-length decision over Gold for the King in Saturday’s $250,000 Hudson Stakes at ...
Highway Star salvaged what had been a frustrating year by rallying along the rail under David Cohen and winning Saturday’s $150,000 Iroquois Stakes for New York-bred fillies and mares by a neck at Belmont Park.
Audible, the Grade 1 Florida Derby winner and third-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby, could return to the races in the $200,000 Cherokee Run Stakes on Nov. 3 at Churchill Downs, trainer Todd Pletcher said Friday.
Pure Sensation, beaten one length in each of the past two runnings of the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint, will not run in that race this year, according to trainer Christophe Clement.
It has been 17 years since Shug McGaughey has started a horse in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile. If the Hall of Fame trainer was waiting for the right one to bring to that race, perhaps he's found it in Code of Honor.
For a Grade 3 stakes, Sunday's $200,000 Athenia at Belmont Park came up a terrifically strong race with nine fillies and mares who have combined to win 20 stakes – 12 graded – and earn more than $5.4 million.
Can the undefeated Dugout stay a mile? That appears to be the key question in assessing the $250,000 Sleepy Hollow Stakes for New York-bred 2-year-olds Saturday at Belmont Park.
Runaway Lute's last win was an eye-opener, and if he's able to run that race back, he'll be tough to handle in Saturday's $150,000 Hudson Handicap at Belmont Park.
Black Tide, Offering Plan, and Kharafa are all entered in Saturday's $200,000 Mohawk Stakes at Belmont Park, but perhaps it will be somebody else's turn to visit the winner's circle.