There's a good reason you don't recognize the face and voice of the woman appearing on the Monmouth simulcast feed to express her opinions on upcoming races and their participants. This is Samantha ...

A group of investors has raised funding to buy 36 racehorses this summer for the purposes of creating a novel, highly ambitious, league-type structure within the sport of horse racing, the organizers ...

So Happy was the 38-1 surprise winner of a maiden race at 6 1/2 furlongs at Del Mar on Nov. 22. So Happy’s win in race No. 2 of his career - Saturday’s Grade 2 San Vicente Stakes at seven furlongs at ...

Jose Nicasio, one of the leading Quarter Horse jockeys at Los Alamitos in the last decade, has been banned for life in California for being present at an illegal match race in the state in 2024, ...

Jockey Alex Birzer reached a milestone of 4,000 Thoroughbred wins in North America on Friday night, when he guided Big Duck to a 1 1/4-length victory in the fifth race at Delta Downs.

Cool Jet did not just beat his rivals in three graded stakes in Virgina and South Carolina in the spring and fall of 2025. He trounced them. Those victories have made Cool Jet a finalist for the ...

The first invitation list has been released for this year's $3 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational on Jan. 24. The group of a dozen horses is topped by White Abarrio, the runaway winner of this ...

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Book'em Danno is an Eclipse Award finalist for outstanding male sprinter of 2025 for a season in which he swept three graded stakes races at Saratoga Race Course.

Saturday night's $125,000 Turfway Prevue, for 3-year-olds sprinting 6 1/2 furlongs, is not technically part of the local Kentucky Derby prep series, but it is a preview of things to come.

Obliteration will move back to dirt on Saturday when he makes his first start since the Breeders' Cup in the $150,000 Renaissance at Oaklawn Park. The six-furlong race for 3-year-olds shares a card ...

After stepping away from the sport of Thoroughbred racing for more than a year, Wayne Potts returned to training horses this summer. Still in the “starting-over” mode, Potts is hoping to work his way ...