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Miss Jum Jabber and Requiem both shipped to The Red Mile from defeats on the Grand Circuit to find the winner's circle in their respective $80,000 opening-preliminary divisions of the Kentucky Championship Series on Monday afternoon (Aug. 10).
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The Ake Svanstedt stable sent out three winning sons of Captain Corey in PA-sired third preliminary round stakes action for 2-year-old trotting males Monday afternoon at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania, including the colt winners of both divisions of Sire Stakes events contested over a "sloppy" oval.
Annie O and Cowboy Candy were dominant victors of a pair of $52,500 New York Sire Stakes division that headlined Monday afternoon's program at Monticello Raceway.
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The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority is investigating concerns expressed on social media and by others about five horses based at the Fair Hill training center in Maryland who raced at Saratoga Race Course and Monmouth Park on Sunday.
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The connections of White Abarrio on Monday announced the retirement of their 2023 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner, which comes just 48 hours after his disappointing seventh-place finish Saturday at Saratoga in the Grade 1 Whitney.
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Before Sum of Success made his Florida-bred stakes debut on Monday at Gulfstream, trainer Bobby Dibona said he could not help but think of him as a potential Breeders’ Cup runner. If the In Summation Stakes was a test, the juvenile colt crushed it.
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Liberty Rings, a juvenile filly trained by Nicholas Palmer, bounced back on dirt to win the $100,000 Scandalous Act Stakes for 2-year-old fillies on Saturday at Gulfstream.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Wednesday 8/12 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Brad Free's Del Mar Horses to Watch for the week of Aug. 6-9, 2026
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Regardless of which New Jersey harness racing representative you speak to the answer is the same: we need the Hambletonian to stay at The Meadowlands. That was the clear message from breeders, Jeff Gural and NJ Secretary of Agriculture Ed Wengryn.
