Ron Turcotte, the Hall of Fame jockey who was the regular rider of the legendary Secretariat, died on Friday at his home in New Brunswick, Canada, according to friends. Turcotte, who had been a ...

Sharp Seven broke last time out at Yonkers but was straight and smooth in Monday's $156,600 New York Sire Stakes showdown for rookie trotting fillies at Saratoga Casino Hotel, prevailing in 1:58 2/5.

The favorites in separate allowance races for California-bred fillies and mares face uncertainty Thursday at Del Mar – Miso Phansy is first time dirt, comebacker Freya is first start back.

Jockey Kelsi Harr, who has been on a recent roll at Canterbury Park, has the mount on probable favorite Dual Monarchy in Thursday night's featured ninth race.

The true heart of the 2025 stakes season at Woodbine Mohawk Park is being entered this weekend with Grand Circuit events on both Friday and Saturday.

During an Emerald Downs meet in which the impact of new arrivals from California has been felt so profoundly, it was fitting that Arrowthegreat - the winner of the track's signature $125,000 ...

Journalism, winner of the Grade 1 Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park on July 19 and three other stakes this year, worked a half-mile in 48 seconds at Del Mar on Saturday for a potential start ...

Favored She Feels Pretty barely held off the slow-starting English runner Diamond Rain to capture a thrilling renewal of the Grade 1 E.P. Taylor, a Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” event ...

Turns out there is more than the colt Journalism to Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and trainer Michael McCarthy’s roster of 3-year-olds this year.

When Rumours Have It makes her stakes debut in the $75,000 Sheer Drama at Gulfstream Park on Saturday, trainer Kent Sweezey may feel like he's just along for the ride following her unexpected ...

Schwarzenegger, one of the most hyped 2-year-olds stabled at Saratoga this summer, will finally make his much anticipated debut here this week. When and against what caliber of competition is ...

Barbara D. Livingston Bob Baffert believes Goal Oriented will benefit by waiting for the Pennsylvania Derby rather than running in the Travers.