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DRF StaffNov 10, 2026
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Japan: Forever Young will race once more before home fans, trainer says
Forever Young, the 2025 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner who finished fifth in this year’s race, is being pointed to the Group 1 Tokyo Daishoten on Dec. 29 at Oi Racecourse in Japan, his connections announced Sunday.
David GreningNov 08, 2026
Australia: Point of Law the first Northern Hemisphere 3-year-old to win Melbourne Cup in eight years
Point of Law became the first Northern Hemisphere 3-year-old to win the Group 1 Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse in Australia on Tuesday in eight years with an emphatic win by 3 3/4 lengths in the two-mile race.
Steve AndersenNov 03, 2026
Japan: Danon Decile takes wide route to Tenno Sho triumph
Danon Decile was wide throughout Sunday’s Grade1 autumn running of the Tenno Sho at Tokyo Racecourse in Japan, and the extra ground was the right place to be.
Steve AndersenNov 01, 2026
Australia: Point of Law leads field for Melbourne Cup
In less than seven months, the 3-year-old British-bred colt Point of Law has gone from unraced to the favorite for Tuesday’s Group 1 Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse, Australia’s most popular race.
Steve AndersenNov 01, 2026
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Japan: Masquerade Ball looks to become fourth to win two runnings of Tenno Sho
Masquerade Ball can become the fourth horse to win two runnings of the Grade 1 autumn running of the Tenno Sho at Tokyo Racecourse on Sunday, yet he may not be favored.
Steve AndersenOct 30, 2026
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Breeders' Cup Saturday: Once again, internationals could take away home-field advantage
The morning line has Europeans favored in three of Saturday's four Breeders' Cup grass races. Expect not much joy for the home team.
Marcus HershOct 29, 2026
Japan: Going to Sky steps up with Japanese St. Leger triumph
Going to Sky, a Grade 2 winner in April who was fourth in the Grade 1 Japanese Derby in May, won by far the most prestigious race of his career in the Grade 1 Japanese St. Leger at Kyoto Racecourse on Sunday.
Steve AndersenOct 25, 2026
Japan: Lovcen heavily favored to sweep Triple Crown in 1 7/8-mile St. Leger
Lovcen will be an odds-on favorite in Sunday’s Grade 1 Japanese St. Leger at Kyoto Racecourse to become the first winner of the country’s Triple Crown in six years.
Steve AndersenOct 23, 2026
Australia: Warwoven faces longest test yet against elders in Cox Plate
A Southern Hemisphere 3-year-old, Warwoven began the current Australian season in August as a Group 3 sprint winner. Four races into the season, Warwoven has won his last three starts, including two Group 1 races. He is the early favorite in Saturday’s Group 1 Cox Plate at about 1 1/4 miles at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne.
Steve AndersenOct 21, 2026