Injured Sutherland Calls Geese a Danger at Gulfstream
Jockey Chantal Sutherland continues to recover from a serious shoulder injury suffered at Gulfstream Park May 6 when she was thrown from a horse spooked by geese on the track.
Huetor Wins Back-to-Back Doomben Cups
The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Huetor became only the fourth horse to win two Doomben Cups (G1) as he produced a stunning late effort to register back-to-back victories in the May 20 group 1 feature in Brisbane.
Recalcitrant First Winner for California Stallion Pavel
Recalcitrant became the first winner for freshman sire Pavel when she took a California-bred $61,500 maiden race by 4 1/4 lengths at Santa Anita Park May 20.
Straight No Chaser Dominates Field in Maryland Sprint
Straight No Chaser put it all together May 20 in a dominating win in the $100,000 Maryland Sprint Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
Never Explain Springs 15-1 Upset in Dinner Party
Right after Courtlandt Farm's Never Explain captured the $200,000 Dinner Party Stakes (G3T), trainer Shug McGaughey was uncertain about the next start for the son of Street Sense.
Foreign Relations Delivers Message in Louisville Stakes
Foreign Relations redeemed himself in a big way May 20 with an assertive score in the $225,000 Louisville Handicap (G3T) at Churchill Downs. In his start prior, the gelding dubbed as "quirky" by his trainer, had been disqualified from first…
National Treasure Outfights Blazing Sevens in Preakness
Turning back a bid from Blazing Sevens, resilient frontrunner National Treasure captured the second leg of the Triple Crown May 20 in the Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico Race Course.
CHRB Reinstates Stewards' Suspension of Baltas
The California Horse Racing Board ordered trainer Richard Baltas suspended for one year through early December after making an independent review of the case against him.
Secretariat Podcast: Preakness, Penny Chenery
Penny Chenery looks back on Secretariat's victory in the Preakness.
Mage Adding to Runnymede's Legacy in Classics
The Clay family's Runnymede Farm, which has been a continuously operating Thoroughbred nursery for 156 years, has bred and/or raised four Kentucky Derby (G1) winners. The farm also bred a Preakness Stakes (G1) and two Belmont Stakes (G1) winners.