A Kentucky-bred filly (Hip 59) from the second crop of grade 1 winner Yaupon sold for $350,000 April 1 to set an all-time record price for the Texas Thoroughbred Association 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale.

Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott takes on the Madison Stakes (G1) April 4 at Keeneland with Ragtime and Grand Job.

Tony Allevato says NYRA is weighing options to offset the impending loss of television coverage of racing on FanDuel TV, including adding tracks to its "America's Day At The Races" show and the possible creation of a separate digital channel.

Bringing additional oomph to the April 4 card at Aqueduct Racetrack is the eagerly anticipated return of last year's champion male sprinter, Book'em Danno, in the Carter Stakes (G2).

A top-drawer lineup of the finest breeding stock—as well as a share in Newgate stalwart Extreme Choice— headline the catalog for the 10th edition of the Inglis Chairman's Sale, which is now available online.

Kentucky Derby (G1) and Belmont Stakes (G1) alumnus Trojan Nation has found his forever home on a sprawling 2,500-acre ranch outside Cheyenne, Wyo., at the Center for Racehorse Retraining.

In a case brought by Churchill Downs, a federal court in Kentucky ruled the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority acted outside the law when it assessed fees for racetracks based partially on purse sizes.

John Battaglia Memorial Stakes winner Great White, who has made his three starts at Turfway Park on Tapeta, tries dirt for the first time when he races April 4 at Keeneland in the $1.25 million Blue Grass Stakes (G1).

Tony Allevato says NYRA is weighing options to offset the impending loss of television coverage of racing on FanDuel TV, including adding tracks to its "America's Day At The Races" show and the possible creation of a separate digital channel.

A New Kind of Equestrian Buyer

Today’s equestrian buyer isn’t just searching for a beautiful barn and a few acres—they’re looking for flexibility, functionality, and financial sustainability.

Across the country, we’re seeing a noticeable shift: buyers want properties that support both their passion for horses and their long-term lifestyle goals. Whether it’s offsetting costs, creating income streams, or building a business, multi-use horse properties are quickly becoming the new standard.