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SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY – Few would argue against the notion that  Bill Mott’s Cody’s Wish is the most popular horse to race at Saratoga this summer. As far as which horse is the second-most popular, a strong case could be made for Casa Creed, another Mott trainee who is scheduled to run in today’s $500,000 […]

On the heels of a record-setting renewal of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearling Sale in 2022, this year's renewal set new high-water marks in gross and average sale price, led by the $4-million purchase of a Curlin colt out of Hall of Famer Beholder.

SARATOGA SPRINGS – It isn’t often in a Thoroughbred horse sale that the eyes of every prospective buyer are locked on the same horse. Such was probably the case Tuesday at the Humphrey S. Finney Pavilion, however, when Hip No. 165 was led into the ring on the second and last night of The Saratoga […]

The Tattersalls August Sale catalogue is now online, an event that features 353 lots including  consignments from Godolphin and Juddmonte Farms,... Read More

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Keeneland’s 80th annual September Yearling Sale, a globally essential marketplace for Thoroughbred racing prospects, has cataloged 4,194 horses for a total of 12 sessions to be held Monday, Sept. 11 through Saturday, Sept. 23.

Fergus Galvin and Rebecca Hillen’s Safeen rallied down the center of Ellis Park’s turf course and got by pacesetter Bling in the final strides to win Sunday’s 58th running of the $300,000 Pucker Up (G3), the featured event on Day 2 of Kentucky Downs Preview Weekend.

With fewer than three months to go to the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita, weekend racing delivered guaranteed spots in the two big events on the program.

Hip 165 of the Saratoga catalog is the fifth foal out of the Hall of Famer Beholder, and the Curlin colt is her first to be offered by breeder Spendthrift Farm at public auction.

Veteran 9-year-old gelding Channel Maker proved that age has not caught up to him when powering to a front-running two-length score for trainer Bill Mott in Sunday’s $250,000 Bowling Green (G2), a 1 3/8-mile inner turf test for older horses at Saratoga Race Course.