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Chief Wallabee, who has made both of his starts at Gulfstream Park, will look to punch his ticket to the Kentucky Derby in Saturday's Florida Derby. His sire, Constitution, won that race and showed a particular affinity for Gulfstream, a trait he has passed on to some of his runners.
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Grade 1 winners Careless Jewel, Hard Not to Like, Joshua Tree, and Rahy's Attorney, along with former Daily Racing Form writer/editor Bill Tallon, are among the 2026 finalists for induction into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.
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Haulin Ice will be shipping in from South Florida for the $250,000 Matron on Friday at Oaklawn Park, but in many ways she is defending her home court.
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A $58,869 pick six carryover mitigates the takeout Friday at Santa Anita, and after the late money arrives, track officials estimate the gross pool will exceed $400,000.
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Churchill Downs Inc. and the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority have reached an agreement to resolve a dispute over dues the racing company owes to the authority, according to a notice posted on HISA’s website and a legal filing by Churchill Downs, both on Tuesday.
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Five $50,000 divisions of the first leg of the MGM Borgata Pacing Series will be featured on Monday night (March 30) at MGM Yonkers Raceway.
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Patrick Valenzuela, who began riding in 1978 and has won 4,372 races, including the 1989 Kentucky Derby and seven Breeders’ Cup races, but has had repeated disruptions to his career caused by substance abuse problems, has been named to ride three horses at Turf Paradise in Phoenix on Monday.
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Woodbine Entertainment today (3/24) announced the slot draw for the 2026 Mohawk Million will take place this Thursday (March 26).
The fatality rate at North American racetracks that participate in the Equine Injury Database fell in 2025 to its lowest level ever recorded, at 1.07 per 1,000 starts, according to statistics released Tuesday by The Jockey Club, which maintains the database.
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Everything went as expected on Tuesday morning (24 March) for Ka Ying Rising as the eight-time Group 1 winner cruised through a barrier trial in preparation for 6 April’s HK$5.35 million G2 Sprint Cup (1200m), where he’ll attempt to secure a record-extending 19th consecutive win.
