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The colt who would have been favored in the $300,000 San Felipe Stakes on Saturday at Santa Anita was resting comfortably in his stall Thursday morning after undergoing a surgical procedure the day before to repair a fracture of his left fore cannon bone.

Churchill Downs Racetrack announced a multi-year partnership, naming the world’s best-selling Belgian beer Stella Artois as “The Official Beer Sponsor of Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Oaks, and the Kentucky Derby.

Led by Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint winner Regally Ready, and a stakes winner formerly trainer by Nick Zito, Fly Down, there are strong American influences on Saturday’s program of seven stakes at Meydan racecourse in Dubai.

The way Union Rags looked in the Fountain of Youth, Pennsylvania may have a connection to another Kentucky Derby winner.

Skylaunch, a 10-year-old gelding who will be scratched from a start as a $3,000 claimer Sunday at Turf Paradise, will soon have a new home and new career as a jumper.

On Saturday, the reigning 3-year-old champion Royal Delta will make her first start as a 4-year-old in the Sabin Stakes at Gulfstream Park, at 1 1/16 miles on the main track. The stakes are higher for the reigning male sprint champ Amazombie, who makes ...

I have been a Tampa Bay loyalist for years, and I was one of many horseplayers who eagerly anticipated the winter season that began in December. And I am one of many who have been disappointed and disillusioned about the decline of the track’s product.

News item of the day: “Stating that ‘there is no sustaining merit to the request,’ New York stewards have denied Dr. Kendall Hansen permission to dye the mane and tail of his near-white champion colt Hansen for his appearance in the Gotham Stakes at ...

Even higher purses at Illinois racetracks aren’t going to change the recent trajectory of the Illinois breeding landscape. And that trajectory has been downward.

There's only one way for Santa Anita to honor Zenyatta - with a statue. Fortunately, Nina Kaiseris up to the task.

Many dream about the "good old days" of harness racing. But the truth is that there never has been a better time for bettors than right now.

The process by which Thoroughbreds are bred, for private use or for market, and then trained to compete in a setting of parimutuel wagering for personal or corporate profit is woefully inefficient and ultimately wasteful.

Trakus is a potential source of valuable information. But handicappers currently cannot access some of the best data.

Black Caviar runs this Saturday in her native Australia gunning for her 18th straight victory without a defeat in the C.F. Orr Stakes at Caulfield, in suburban Melbourne.