Dollars & Sense with Frank Angst takes a look at some of the expected impacts of FanDuel TV winding down its operations.
Regulators from the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean will meet in Indianapolis. April 8-10 to discuss major challenges facing professional horse racing and the regulation of wagering on all sports.
A trio of horses worked a co-fastest furlong in :10 1/5 during the under-tack show, March 30, for the Texas 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale at Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie.
The daughter of Karakontie won five grade 1 stakes and earned more than $2.5 million. The plan is to breed her this spring but a mate has not been selected yet.
On the March 30 episode of BloodHorse Monday: breeder and co-owner Robert Low discusses winning the Arkansas Derby (G1) with Renegade, Jay Hovdey highlights his BloodHorse Magazine feature on John Velazquez.
Tapit Trice, a $1.3 million Keeneland sales yearling, won the 2023 Blue Grass Stakes (G1) and three other graded stakes. The son of Tapit also ran third in the Belmont Stakes (G1) and Travers Stakes (G1).
Will the earnings advantage Magnitude delivered in the Dubai World Cup (G1) be enough to keep Not This Time at the top of the BloodHorse general leading sires standings over Into Mischief? Maybe not.
The sale takes place May 21-22, and there is plenty on offer for prospective buyers, with 43 individual group/grade 1-winning sires represented and 59 siblings to black-type winners selling.
An AU$2.2 million colt by star shuttler Too Darn Hot, bought partly by the stallion's co-owners, Andrew Lloyd-Webber's Watership Down Stud, topped the second session of the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale, which closed at Riverside March 30.
Incredibolt's recent win in the Virginia Derby has him on track for a start in the Kentucky Derby. But for breeders Greg and Deann Baer, the road to Churchill Downs began in 2007.
Finally returning to the graded ranks, Cornucopian showed the talent that has earned high expectations from his connections and the bettors as he rolled to a 2 3/4-length victory in the $100,500 San Carlos Stakes (G3) at Santa Anita Park March 29.
Jockey Luca Panici, a mainstay at South Florida tracks since 2010, retired from riding at the conclusion of the March 29 program at Gulfstream Park.
Payton Boersma, of the American-based partnership, The Flying Dutchmen, teamed up with Arrowfield Stud to secure a filly by I Am Invincible for AU$750,000 at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale March 29.
Saffie Joseph Jr. put the finishing touches on his 15th consecutive leading trainer title at Gulfstream Park Sunday as the 2025-26 Championship Meet concluded its prestigious 72-day winter stand.
Trainer Linda Rice continued her dominance on the New York Racing Association circuit when leading all trainers with a personal-best 62 wins at the Aqueduct winter meet.
Two-time graded stakes winner Damon's Mound became racing's newest millionaire March 29 with a hard-fought victory in the Sprint Stakes during the Florida Cup card at Tampa Bay Downs.
The thrilling appeal of Extreme Choice and the resilience of the Inglis Easter yearling market were on show on opening day at Riverside, with Newgate Stud's star stallion holding the top and equal-second lots spearheaded by a AU$3 million colt.
Trainer Brad Cox reports Commandment looks “really good” the morning after his Florida Derby (G1) win.
Arkansas Derby (G1) winner Renegade will return to trainer Todd Pletcher's Palm Beach Downs base in Florida. Runner-up Silent Tactic will train "two to three weeks" at Oaklawn Park for the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1).
Aidan O'Brien is confident One Thousand Guineas (G1) favorite Precise still has plenty of time to get geared up for Newmarket despite her preparation being hampered by a minor setback.
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