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Unbeaten Grade 3 winner Disco Time will make his first start since January on Friday in the $250,000 St. Louis Derby at Fairmount Park. He will start as one of the top contenders in the 1 1/16-mile race that drew 11 but will lose morning-line favorite Chunk of Gold, who instead will run Saturday in the Bourbon Flight at Churchill Downs.
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Dynamic Vision, the morning-line favorite at 3-1, and Dunn's River are among four fillies lining up to face the boys in a full field of 10 for the six-furlong Loyalty, one of two stakes on Belterra's Friday program.
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Reprising his role as ‘King of the Valley,’ Caspar Fownes vaulted to the top of the 2025/26 Hong Kong trainers’ championship with a quartet at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (17 September).
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Despite persistent declines in the foal crop and stagnant handle figures for the U.S. racing industry overall, yearling prices at the bellwether Keeneland September sale have soared this year, with all sales figures on track to easily break last year's records when the 12-day sale concludes on Saturday.
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Ms. Tart was claimed for $35,000 out of a win at Gulfstream Park in January and has since earned nearly $200,000. She comes into Friday night's Grade 2, $300,000 Presque Isle Masters as one of the headliners after winning the local prep
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Week 2 of the Los Alamitos daytime meet begins with nine claiming-caliber races, including short-priced starters deep in the card.
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Alley Oop Johnny won't have to chase the speedy Peja Du around when he runs back in a week in Friday's sixth race at Woodbine, where he should be prominent in the wide-open $25,000 claiming race.
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The curtain came down on The Red Mile's portion of this year's Kentucky Sire Stakes program with eight $50,000 Golden Rod Series finals on Tuesday afternoon.
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Two of Ohio's top rookie male trotters - Big Ranger and Ready Russell - finally clashed in the same division of the $140,440 Ohio Breeders Championship on Tuesday (Sept. 16) at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.
The fields were drawn Tuesday (Sept. 16) for two of Harrah’s Hoosier Park’s signature events – the $179,500 Harrah’s Hoosier Park Pacing Derby and $200,000 Caesars Trotting Classic presented by Kountry Lane Standardbreds – on Friday, Sept. 19. Two full fields of 10 will go postward, with the red-hot Lexus Kody headlining Friday night’s trotting feature.
