Emblem Road News Today

Beaten by several champions in the United States over the past four years, Senor Buscador made amends in 10 million ways on Saturday night…

A likely field of 14 has been announced for the $20 million Saudi Cup (G1) on Feb. 24 at King Abdulaziz Racecourse in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – the world’s richest…

Bettor’s Guide: Longshots Have Winning Way in World’s Richest Race Put up $20 million for a race and you lure horses from the ends of the Earth. That may be the…

Article by Nancy Sexton: Don’t miss Nancy Sexton’s magisterial annual round-up of the stallions who command the highest fees on the planet – with more than one new entry in the Top Ten for 2024

Article by Nicholas Godfrey: With no fewer than 15 ‘Win and You’re In’ qualifiers spread across four US venues plus important events in Canada, the UK and Japan, last weekend’s action was full to brimming with potential Breeders’ Cup significance.

Algiers (IRE), trained in England by the father-and-son team of Simon and Ed Crisford, takes on eight rivals in the $150,000 race

“It’s a big jump now, no question, but I’ve got a lot of support and a lot of good help, so it shouldn’t take long.”

RIYADH: Jimmy Jerkens will take charge of his first runners as a trainer in Saudi Arabia as early as next week. The New Yorker has agreed to train for 2022’s leading owner, Prince Faisal bin Khaled bin Abdulaziz. Jerkens will be responsible for some of the jurisdiction’s top horses at the prince’s Red Stable. Jerkens has two Breeders’ Cup successes on his resume, winning the

Commissioner Dan, a 2-year-old colt by Commissioner, who began his career winning a Keeneland maiden special weight race on April 26 by 1¾ lengths, sold to Pedro Lanz, agent for King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Sons' KAS Stables, for $500,000 to top Keeneland’s April Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale.

The catalog for the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company’s 2023 Spring Sale of 2-Year-Olds in Training is now available.