Gosger and Bracket Buster, who ran one-two in the Lexington Stakes Saturday at Keeneland, may target the Preakness for their next start.
The second installment in the 2025 OwnerView webinar series discussed the efforts racetrack executives make to ensure they are keeping “Owners First.”
Jill Byrne will take the reins as the new executive director of the Virginia Thoroughbred Association, representing breeders.
Five runners, including one who won at Charles Town and another with two wins at Laurel, have been added as late nominees to the Triple Crown.
“Winning Colors,” a piece by Steve Luhn, has been chosen as the winner of the 2025 Art of Racing contest and will be feted at the big race.
Apprentice rider Yedsit Hazlewood scored his first two winners April 4 at Laurel Park.
More than $2.6 million in Grayson-Jockey Club Foundation funding will support 16 new and 10 continuing projects.
Sandman, rallying winner of the Arkansas Derby last weekend, arrived at Churchill Downs this morning to train for the Kentucky Derby.
The National Thoroughbred League will bring its “horse team” concept to Pimlico the week before the Preakness and then to Parx.
Laurel Park will resume carding lower-level claiming races and introduce a new Maryland-bred or -sired maiden race effective in May.
