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A metric used by the New York Racing Association to measure price volatility in its exacta pools has dropped by more than half since the association put in restrictions on the amount of bets that can be sent into the pools by computer-assisted wagering groups earlier this year.
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Trainer Doug O’Neill has tentative plans for two prominent 3-year-olds in his barn – Pavlovian and Decisive Win.
The Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit has dropped possession charges against a trainer based at Parx racetrack, citing inconsistencies in witness testimony from investigators who conducted a search of the trainer’s barn in 2025, according to a statement released from the organization.
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Shifty goes for two sprint scores in a row on Sunday at Woodbine in the featured conditioned allowance with an $80,000 claiming option.
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A hometown Grade 1 winner meets a Chilean Group 1 winner on Sunday at Santa Anita in a seven-furlong sprint stakes that will set up both horses for a summer campaign. Stronghold stands out in the Grade 3 Triple Bend as he seeks his first stakes victory since the 2024 Santa Anita Derby.
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Fort Erie's 129th season, a 34-day meet that is significantly shorter than the border track's traditional 40-day stand, kicks off on Sunday.
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Two of the horses trainer Jorge Rosales has entered in Sunday's co-features at Emerald, Great Runner and Bobby's Genie, have already won coming back eight days after their previous races at the current Emerald meet. Six-year-old Bobby's Genie is set to make her third start of the meet, which only began May 2, in race 1 Sunday, while 7-year-old Great Runner is set to make his fourth start of the meet in the one-mile race 8
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North America's second-leading driver in terms of wins - Jason Bartlett - will make the trek from his New York home base to steer the 8-5 morning-line favorite in the Grade 3 C$150,000 Camluck Classic (Race 10) at The Raceway at Western Fair District. The annual event for older pacers headlines a strong Friday evening card that kicks off at 5:50 P.M. (EDT).
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With four of the 11 horses entered in Saturday's C$101,250 opening leg of the Graduate Series for 4-year-old pacers at Woodbine Mohawk Park, leading trainer Dave Menary would seem to have at least a percentage advantage. In Bruno No No No, who drew post two, Menary could have a budding star as the All Bets Off-sired stallion returns to the big track and hopes to regain winning form following a long journey and third-place finish in the Juravinski earlier this month at Flamboro.
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Prince Hal Hanover, the winner of three consecutive races to begin his campaign this season, will look to keep his streak going Saturday (May 30) against 10 rivals in the C$101,250 opening round of the Graduate Series, for 4-year-old pacers, as the Grand Circuit heads to Ontario’s Woodbine Mohawk Park.
