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“I can’t believe this is happening to me,” Jordan told TRC. "I’m excited to be riding at the Breeders’ Cup. As of right now, I’m not nervous. I’m excited to ride on a bigger track with the bigger jockeys. I’m excited to see the outcome.”

A hopeful for the Breeders’ Cup next month at Keeneland, unbeaten Iowa star juvenile Tyler's Tribe delivered another tour-de-force performance Saturday when capturing the $100,000 Iowa Cradle Stakes for state-breds by 6 1/2 lengths in gate-to-wire fashion at Prairie Meadows.

Frank Mitchell takes a look at the 2022 freshman sire race after a pair of key 2-year-old races over the weekend at Churchill Downs.

Tyler's Tribe— an undefeated gelding from Iowa who has his eyes set on Breeders' Cup glory. His story is one to remember.

Millionaire Grade 1 winner and Central Kentucky first-crop sire Sharp Azteca has gotten off to a rousing start at stud and one of the best runners from his initial crop may be the horse to beat in the $500,000 Global Tote Juvenile Sprint Stakes Thursday at Kentucky Downs.

Iowa-bred star Tyler’s Tribe once again demonstrated his prowess at Prairie Meadows, dominating three overmatched opponents in a 15 ½-length trouncing  Saturday in the $100, 000 Prairie Meadows Freshman Stakes. Now, his connections have their eye on the Breeders’ Cup.

An $85,000 colt by Irish-bred Sir Prancealot topped the WTBOA yearling sale on Tuesday at Emerald Downs in Auburn, Wash.

The 55th Washington Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association Summer Sale is in the books. Topping the sale for $85,000 was Hip 80, a colt from the first American crop of top-notch Irish stallion Sir Prancealot.

Keeneland has cataloged 4,147 horses for the 79th annual Keeneland September Yearling Sale, the world’s largest and most significant marketplace for Thoroughbred racing prospects.

As a winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf during his own racing career, Oscar Performance has the prior form to suggest his first crop of juveniles might have some precocity over the grass, and so far, that has proven to be true. The resident of Mill Ridge Farm is the leading freshman sire by turf starters, turf winners, and turf earnings through Aug. 8.