As Aidan O'Brien seeks a fifth straight win in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (G1T), his son Joseph could stand in his way with the formidable Folsom Blues.
When trainer Aidan O'Brien looks to add to his recent success in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T) Oct. 30 at Keeneland, he'll start with a massive, talented runner who harkens back to 2-year-olds of another era.
On the Oct. 26 episode of BloodHorse Monday: Racing Post's Scott Burton dives into the European Breeders' Cup runners, Chivalry AI's Charlie Gavin highlights how they use AI in horse racing.
Ways and Means, whose gameness has led her to achieve great things, looks to scale even loftier heights while seeking her initial Breeders' Cup victory when she enters the starting gate for the Filly and Mare Sprint (G1).
Ask Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day about the pivotal victories of his career, and the conversation reaches beyond the finish line. Recently, he looked back on his four Breeders' Cup Classic victories and the moments that shaped his life.
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority is expanding a nutrition program designed to address the high-performance needs of jockeys. The program has been implemented at Keeneland, Santa Anita Park, and Parx Racing.
In the fall 2026 issue of The Jockey Club Newsletter, Chairman Everett Dobson provides updates on smaller field sizes and foal crops, modernizing systems, traceability, marketing the sport, and supporting regional racing.
Tom Goff, a founding partner of leading bloodstock agency Blandford Bloodstock, has been appointed the new independent chair of the Thoroughbred Group, succeeding Julian Richmond-Watson.
Team Valor International's Champagne Stakes (G1) winner U. S. S. Valor (8-1) headlines the first of six opportunities to bet on 2027 Kentucky Derby (G1) contenders in advance when Pool 1 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager opens Oct. 28.
Recent Pacific Classic Stakes (G1) winner Knightsbridge will race in the $7 million Breeders' Cup Classic (G1), trainer Bill Mott said the morning of Oct. 26 at Keeneland.