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Repole Stable and St. Elias Stable’s multiple Grade 1-winning champion Forte, riding a five-race win streak, has been installed as the 4-1 favorite to open the Maryland Jockey Club’s inaugural Preakness Future Wager.

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Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm to Dedicate New Street Signs at its 18th Annual Homecoming event, May 7

Jockey Corey Nakatani, along with Arrogate, California Chrome, and Songbird have been elected to Thoroughbred racing's Hall of Fame.

  Those familiar with the sport realize there are no slam dunks when it comes to winning the Kentucky Derby. There is one trainer from Texas, however, that will be sending a Phi Slama Jama lineup to post on the first Saturday in May.   Todd Pletcher is no stranger to success on the biggest of stages in the Thoroughbred racing game. With over 5,500 wins and a resume bigger than his home state, this Dallas-born conditioner ranks with the best in the sport. When it comes to the wo...

Two-time Eclipse Award winner Brad Cox set a single-season Oaklawn record for stakes victories by a trainer when heavily favored Merlazza captured Saturday’s inaugural $150,000 Valley of the Vapors for 3-year-old fillies going one mile at the Hot Springs, Ark. track.

Between them, trainers Todd Pletcher and Brad Cox are expected to have six or more horses in the 2023 Kentucky Derby starting gate, based on the final Derby points leaderboard

Virginia’s Glenwood Park hosts stars and stakes action at the Middleburg Spring Races on Saturday with an eight-race card, anchored by the $100,000 Grade 2 Temple Gwathmey Stakes and $25,000

Awesome Feather, the champion 2-year-old filly of 2010 and that year's winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, died on March 2, according to the Japan Stud Book.

Snap Decision, Andi’amu return to action at the Middleburg Spring Races, while Maryland hosts the second leg of the Timber Triple in Butler.