How Dubai World Cup Day Could Shake Up Sire Rankings
Senor Buscador could put Mineshaft on a path toward dethroning five-time leading North American sire Into Mischief.
KY Regulatory Corporation Bill Poised to Become Law
A bill to form a standalone government agency in Kentucky similar to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation that would oversee horse racing, sports gambling, and charitable gaming easily cleared the Kentucky House of Representatives March 28.
RMTC Issues Advisory on Bulbus Fritillaria Plant
Bulbus fritillaria alkaloids are assigned a 4/B classification in the ARCI's Uniform Classification of Foreign Substances, consistent with other substances with similar pharmacological activity lacking FDA approval.
Keeneland Details Entry, Parking Amid Construction
Entry to the grounds at Keeneland will look slightly different to fans during its upcoming 16-day spring meet April 5-26. In January, Keeneland began construction of new projects.
Stakes Preview: Arkansas Derby and Fantasy Stakes
Greg Wolf & Sara Elbadwi look ahead to the Grade 1 Arkansas Derby & Grade 2 Fantasy Stakes at Oaklawn Park.
Mystik Dan Can Prove Legitimacy in Arkansas Derby
Was Mystik Dan's eight-length win in the Feb. 3 Southwest Stakes (G3) the product of a muddy track and/or rail-skimming trip, or is the colt simply fast, no matter the circumstances? He can answer that question in the March 30…
Levothyroxine Found in Diodoro Barn at Oaklawn Park
Multiple graded stakes-winning trainer Robertino Diodoro was allegedly found in possession of the banned substance levothyroxine and faces up to a two-year suspension.
Winx Filly a Rare Opportunity at Inglis Easter
As if the legendary Winx hadn't stolen the limelight enough in her time on the track—winning every single one of her last 33 starts, including a world-record 25 group 1s—she is creating even more drama in her second career at stud.
Ness Clinches Training Title at Laurel Winter Meet
Jamie Ness won with two of his five starters March 29, both under stable rider Jaime Rodriguez, to clinch the calendar year-opening Heritage Meet training title at Laurel Park.
NY Court to Weigh Due Process Rights in Pletcher Case
The New York Schenectady County Supreme Court has agreed to review allegations that trainer Todd Pletcher's due process rights were violated during a hearing related to the disqualification of Forte due to a medication positive.