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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
Fifteen years ago, an undefeated, seemingly invincible three year old returned to New York seeking to achieve the kind of immortality that only a Triple
Apparently owing to a shin issue, described as (L Shin) by syndicate manager Barry Weisbord of BSW Bloodstock in a Tweet, undefeated Jack Christopher, the
By Breeders’ Cup Media Staff — DIRT MILE Eight Rings – Eight Rings, one of only two Grade 1 winners in Saturday’s $1 million Big
By Breeders’ Cup Media Staff — DIRT MILE: Life Is Good – The 23 individual 1s on Life Is Good’s past performances tell his story. He
By HRI Foreign Staff — The Breeders’ Cup Mile has had a truly international flavour through the years. Stavros Niarchos, the Greek billionaire, is the most decorated
By Keith Pettyjohn — As always, this edition of the Breeders’ Cup certainly was a great event but, of course, some races and performances stand
By Keith Pettyjohn — These are the preeminent races to exit going into the Breeders’ Cup Future Stars Friday program, listed chronologically and including class
Hope you can find the time, we can’t, but if there’s a remote chance you have the day off, fans and players have races from
Juvenile Turf Sprint KIMARI trailed throughout, was still last in midstretch of Keeneland’s Indian Summer, then blew away a quality field. Only blemish in five
But the bad news is that the Breeders’ Cup Championships lost two participants for the big weekend at The Great Race Place. Maxfield, the impressive
By Alicia Hughes for NTRA — LEXINGTON, Ky — If the objective heading into his final pre-Breeders’ Cup workout was to fill Maxfield’s mind with
The racing gods owe Dale Romans. Oh, he’s had plenty of success; let’s start with Churchill Downs all-time leading trainer. Not This Time was supposed
