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Breeding, Cambron Equine, and Team Hanley’s Haughty made every pole a winning one in Saturday’s $200,000 Lake Placid (G2), a 1 1/16-mile inner turf test for sophomore fillies, at Saratoga Race Course.

Trainer Chad Brown’s domination of the Diana (G1) continued on Saturday when Peter Brant’s In Italian set a course record for nine furlongs over the Mellon turf course at Saratoga Race Course.

On Saturday, Brown will saddle four runners in the nine-furlong test for older fillies and mares over the Mellon turf at Saratoga

Trainer Chad Brown leads the Belmont Park spring/summer meet with a record of 39-26-16 from 121 starts for meet-leading purse earnings in excess of $4.8 million heading into Sunday's card.

“She’s really come around. She’s actually surprised me how much she’s improved from two to three,” said Brown.

Owner Peter Brant and trainer Chad Brown have three of the five starters in Saturday's Just A Game at Belmont Park.

Four-time Eclipse Award-winning trainer Chad Brown will saddle Rougir and Lemista in hopes of collecting a record fifth win in the Beaugay

Peter Brant’s Regal Glory surged by longtime leader Navratilova at the three-sixteenths pole and then held off stablemate Shantisara by one length to win the $500,000 Jenny Wiley Stakes (G1) Saturday at Keeneland.

An extended Under Tack session was held Friday to incorporate additional hips from the weather-abbreviated session Thursday in advance of the OBS March 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale in Ocala, Fla.

Article by Nancy Sexton: With the death of Galileo, the world’s group of most expensive sires underwent a seismic shift. Galileo stood as a ‘private’ stallion for the last 14 years of his life, although off-the-record reports suggested that outside breeders were at one time happy to pay in excess of €500,000 to secure a nomination. As such, he cast a major shadow over this list as the world’s most expensive sire; now gone, that accolade falls to Darley’s flagsh...