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Frank Angst has been named editorial director of BloodHorse, it was announced today by Carl Hamilton, chairman of BloodHorse.

Jockey Tyler Gaffalione rode his 2000th winner Friday at Gulfstream Park, where his burgeoning riding career began back in 2014.

Being a successful broodmare sire isn't necessarily a young man's game, or even a game for active stallions, but the graded stakes results of 2022 revealed that many of the industry's top broodmare sires are just starting to build their resumes.

Fire At Will, winner of the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf in 2020, will stand the 2023 season at Sequel Stallions New York in Hudson, N.Y.

The latest historical snapshot represented three generations, five-plus decades and again linked two of the most prominent names in American horse racing history.

Asmussen, who has won 14 Sam Houston Race Park leading trainer titles, will be seeking his fourth win in the Houston Ladies Classic.

On Sunday, Jan. 15, Eclipse Award finalist Leave No Trace had her first work since finishing second in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies

Millionaire and two-time Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) runner-up C Z Rocket could return to Oaklawn during the current meet, said Peter Miller, trainer of the 9-year-old gelding who has two previous stakes wins at the Hot Springs, Ark. track.

Godolphin’s Clark (G1) winner Proxy had his final major workout Saturday before the $3-million Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1) Jan. 28 at Gulfstream Park, turning in another strong – if a bit eventful – performance at Fair Grounds in New Orleans.

After selling for $3.55 million at auction as a 2-year-old last May, Hejazi arrived at trainer Bob Baffert’s barn with sky-high expectations. Eight months and three starts later, the son of Bernardini is Grade I-placed but still a maiden.