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A hearing officer has ordered the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation to issue a training license to Maria Borell, the former trainer of 2015 champion sprinter Runhappy.
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Only three wins separate the leading trio in the 2025/26 trainers’ championship, and Mark Newnham is hoping to make further ground when he saddles a team of seven at Happy Valley on Wednesday (3 June) as Armor Golden Eagle returns on the one-week back-up.
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Woodbine Entertainment today announced the 43rd edition of the Pepsi North America Cup (Grade 1) for 3-year-old pacers has attracted 16 entrants.
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The Red Mile has announced proposed adjustments to its 2026 Grand Circuit racing schedule, highlighted by a move of the historic Kentucky Futurity from Sunday, October 11 to Saturday, October 3, pending approval by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation at its July meeting.
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Trainer Ron Burke and driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. thrice found success on the Monday (June 1) card at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel in the second preliminary of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) action for 4-year-olds, including a sweep of the two $50,000 divisions for pacing horses and geldings and a surprise win via disqualification in a dash for the trotting horses and geldings.
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Renegade, the Kentucky Derby runner-up, drew post 4 and was installed as the 2-1 morning-line favorite by Daily Racing Form and New York Racing Association linemaker David Aragona in a field of nine entered for Saturday’s $2 million Belmont Stakes at Saratoga.
Brad Free's Santa Anita Horses to Watch for the week of May 29-31, 2026
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Mythical, whose six career stakes wins include easy victories at Saratoga a year ago in the Tremont and Grade 3 Adirondack, figures to go postward a strong choice on Thursday to add to her already impressive résumé in the $175,000 Jersey Girl Stakes.
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Trainer Bill Mott entered Parchment Party for the main track only, which, if the weather forecast holds, leaves eight grass horses to run two miles in the Grade 2, $250,000 Gold Cup. This race once offered a much larger purse and drew solid European entrants, but the only thing close to a Euro invader this year is Irish expatriate Fleetfoot – though, at 12-1 on the morning line, he could offer decent value.
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Trainer Brian Lynch said connections scratched Mae Town from the Unbridled Sidney Stakes on May 1 at Churchill Downs because the race looked too tough. Now, Mae Town looks tough in the featured eighth race Wednesday at Churchill.
