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Guiarist Richie Smabora said a reunion tour with his former band, Bon Jovi, is

Guiarist Richie Smabora said a reunion tour with his former band, Bon Jovi, is

With a hot pace to run at, California-bred Closing Remarks rallied from far back to win the $200,000 Goldikova (G2) at Santa Anita.

ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) — Irad Ortiz Jr., who rode three winners at the Breeders’ Cup, has earned the Bill Shoemaker Award as the outstanding jockey at the world championships. It’s the fifth time he’s won the award, which goes to the rider who wins the most races at the two-day event. Ortiz won the $6 […]

Rick Dutrow, Jr. is planning to make up for lost time – and money. Still basking in the spotlight after sending out White Abarrio to win the $6 million Breeders’…

  The Breeders’ Cup has always been a showcase for talent. These year-end World Thoroughbred Championships oftentimes tells us just how strong a runner really is. At the 2023 event, there were three runners in particular that performed a pose down.   Cody’s Wish came to Santa Anita as the defending champion in the Dirt Mile. As a real fan favorite, this son of Curlin was thought to be perhaps the biggest slam dunk on the card. Having won seven of his past ei...

ARCADIA, Calif. -- White Abarrio took over the lead at the top of the stretch and ran on to a one-length victory in the $6 million Breeders Cup Classic on Saturday, propelling trainer Rick Dutrow back to the top after his 10-year exile from the sport.

Irad Ortiz Jr. rode three winners at the Breeders’ Cup to earn the Bill Shoemaker Award as the outstanding jockey at the world championships. It’s the fifth time he’s won the award. It goes to the rider who wins the most races at the two-day event. Ortiz won the $6 million Classic with White Abarrio, the $2 million Sprint with Elite Power and the $1 million Filly & Mare Sprint with Goodnight Olive. All three were the favorites in their races on Saturday at Santa Anita. The ...

Conor Stone-Walsh certainly had a year to remember and brought his tally for the season to 24 winners when taking the five-furlong handicap on the Joe Murray-trained Mickey The Steel at the Curragh on Sunday.

Irad Ortiz Jr. rode three winners at the Breeders’ Cup to earn the Bill Shoemaker Award as the outstanding jockey at the world championships. It’s the fifth time he’s won the award. It goes to the rider who wins the most races at the two-day event. Ortiz won the $6 million Classic with White Abarrio, the $2 million Sprint with Elite Power and the $1 million Filly & Mare Sprint with Goodnight Olive. All three were the favorites in their races on Saturday at Santa Anita. The ...