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DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Emerging Market, So Happy, and Wonder Dean breeze at Churchill Downs in preparation for the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1).
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Patrick Husbands won a record eight Sovereign Awards as outstanding jockey. He won the Canadian Triple Crown in 2003 with Wando and has ridden the winners of 3,714 races since 1994.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Champions Day in Hong Kong brings together three group 1 fields with unusually strong challengers for the always-tough local runners.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Hustling to make a morning airline flight from Kentucky back to his Southern California base, jockey Mike Smith moved with purpose around Churchill Downs April 24. His mount for the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1), So Happy, lacked the same urgency.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Takuya Nakano, who rides UAE Derby (G2) winner Wonder Dean every morning for Daisuke Takayanagi, discusses the colt following an April 24 breeze he completed in 1:17 4/5 for 6 furlongs, coming home the final quarter-mile in :23 2/5.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Recent analysis of the recurring impact of :12 furlongs on the Kentucky Derby (G1) named five horses that made the cut this year. Now, we zero in on some prominent contenders that didn't.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith describes an April 24 workout from So Happy, his mount in the May 2 Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs.
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
The Road, presented by Gainesway and WinStar Farm
DATE POSTED:April 24, 2026
J. Keeler Johnson shares his thoughts on the prospective Kentucky Derby pace scenario.
DATE POSTED:April 23, 2026
Al and Bill Ulwelling's 2025 King's Plate Stakes winner Mansetti was named Canada's Horse of the Year during the 51st Sovereign Awards hosted April 23 by The Jockey Club of Canada. The Kevin Attard trainee was also named champion 3-year-old male.