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Jimmy Iselin, a veteran horseman who trained and owned horses that ran mostly in New York for more than four decades, died at his home in New York City on June 8 after a brief illness, according to his son Jamie. He was 84.
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White Abarrio, a leading player in the handicap division whose multiple Grade 1 wins include the 2023 Breeders' Cup Classic, will stand at Gainesway Farm in Kentucky next year.
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A veteran gelding who sprints on turf and a 3-year-old filly who routes on dirt both reprise familiar roles Saturday in separate Grade 3, $100,000 races at Santa Anita.
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The trainer Ian Wilkes said weeks, if not months ago, that he planned to run the budding long-distance turf star Burnham Square in the $225,000 Chorleywood Stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs. What's not surprising: The Churchill morning line sets Burnham Square the 2-5 favorite. What is surprising: Eight other horses went into the race.
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Eye-catching three-year-old Tycoon Resources improved to three wins from three outings as he cruised to another victory for trainer Tony Cruz, who secured a double at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (10 June).
Ag Bullet returned to Santa Anita from Saratoga on Tuesday after her solid runner-up comeback June 6 in the Grade 1, $500,000 Jaipur.
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English Actor gets back onto the inner turf in Saturday's featured 10th race at Woodbine. He will likely play the role of favorite in the 1 1/16-mile conditioned allowance with a $50,000 optional claiming tag.
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He Is No Lie, trained by Doug O'Neill and sired by hot first-crop stallion Early Voting, will target the $225,000 Bashford Manor Stakes on June 28 at Churchill Downs following his eight-length romp May 15 at Santa Anita.
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Heading into Friday night's card at Emerald Downs, Howie Gibson sat atop the local trainer standings with eight wins from 20 starts. Gibson has a few good horses, including Clubhouse Drama, a 5-year-old mare who will start in Saturday's seventh race.
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After getting a win in the first leg of the Ohio Sires Stakes, Tom Largo’s trainer Scott Cox was careful not to rest on his laurels.
