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Negotiations between representatives of Oklahoma riders and horsemen on mount fees paid to jockeys remained stalled on Tuesday morning, threatening the race cards at Remington Park already drawn for later this week.
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The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) will launch the 2025/2026 racing season on 7 September with a game-changing racecourse arrival and customer experience at Grandstand II, Sha Tin Racecourse. Champions Connection will connect arriving visitors with an immersive digital environment inspired by horse and nature, while Gensō Eki will provide digital horse racing experiences in an immersive dining and digital entertainment venue.
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Alexis Badel hopes an off-season riding stint in Japan has him well-placed to hit the ground running when the 2025/26 Hong Kong racing season begins this Sunday (7 September) at Sha Tin, where the Frenchman will reunite with trusted partner Beauty Waves for trainer Tony Cruz, aiming to spoil expected favourite Ka Ying Rising’s party in the HK$3.72 million Class 1 HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup Handicap (1200m).
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Brad Free's Del Mar Horses to Watch for week of Aug. 28-Sept. 1, 2025
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Ready Russell and Dan Noble broke their own Eldorado Scioto Downs track record for 2-year-old trotting geldings, going a 1:54 mile Monday (September 1) during Ohio Sires Stakes action.
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Too Sassy caught trainer Sam Scolamieri’s attention as a yearling last summer. Scolamieri had trained another foal out of I’m Sassy and thought Too Sassy was exceptional.
A move to the Downs at Albuquerque and racing at a longer distance propelled King of the Tide to a win in Monday’s $3 million All American Futurity for 2-year-old Quarter Horses.
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Splendora’s win in Monday’s $100,500 Tranquility Lake Stakes at Del Mar was the latest confirmation of the depth of Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert’s older filly and mare division.
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Though Saratoga still does big business and attracts large crowds hardly seen at most racetracks, there does appear a saturation point for the premier Thoroughbred meet in the country. It’s something even upper management recognizes.
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Canada's fastest trotter Lexus Kody and multi-millionaire Periculum have been named the final two horses for the $1,000,000 MGM Yonkers International Trot. The pair now complete a 10-horse field that will compete on September 13 at MGM Yonkers Raceway in the 1-1/4 mile classic.
