Bay Bridge, Adayar Top Royal Ascot Day 1 Entries
Arrest, Prosperous Voyage entered in Queen's Vase, Duke of Cambridge Stakes (G2).
ITOBA Opens Registrations for 2023 Yearling Sale
The Indiana Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association is now accepting yearling registrations for the 2023 ITOBA Fall Sale. All registrations must be submitted by Tuesday, Aug. 1.
Peacock to Stream Live Coverage of Royal Ascot
NBC Sports presents daily live coverage of the Royal Meeting at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, England, next week beginning Tuesday, June 20, at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Straight No Chaser to Receive 90 Days' Farm Rest
A recent positron emission tomography scan at Santa Anita Park revealed an "area of concern" in the left front fetlock of graded-stakes winner Straight No Chaser, trainer Dan Blacker said June 15. The sprinter will get 90 days off.
Eagle Standing First South American Season in Uruguay
The son of Candy Ride has been standing at Valor Farm in Texas.
Scollay's Tour of Racetracks Stops at Arapahoe Park
As chief of science for HIWU, which assumed oversight of medication testing and enforcement for most of the country May 22, Dr. Mary Scollay has been on a barnstorming tour preaching compliance to anyone who will show up to hear…
Canterbury Park to Host Northern Stars Turf Festival
Entries were taken June 14 for the Northern Stars Turf Festival, Canterbury Park’s most prominent night of racing, which will be conducted on Wednesday, June 21.
American Theorem Returns From the Sidelines
Grade I winner American Theorem, sidelined since an eighth-place effort in last fall's Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1), makes his long-awaited return June 16 in a competitive classified allowance going six furlongs on dirt at Santa Anita Park.
Arrogate Colt Realizes $375K From Marquee Bloodstock
The Arrogate colt consigned as Hip 868 by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds held as the top seller for the majority of Day 3 at the June 2-Year-Olds in Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale at Ocala Breeders' Sales.
Who's Hot Going Into Royal Ascot?
Ahead of five days of top-class action at Royal Ascot, the Racing Post staff has identified the trainers and jockeys currently in form and their main chances of success.