Jockey Jose Arriola-Serrano has been fined $500 for "punching and slapping his mount in the head while warming up" for the second race at Turf Paradise in Phoenix, Ariz., on Feb. 26, 2026. According to the ruling posted on the Association of Racing Commissioners International website, the Arizona ...

Next races for Bob Baffert trainees Litmus Test and Cherokee Nation have been identified, Thoroughbred Daily News reports. Litmus Test, third in the Grade 2 Rebel Stakes on Sunday, will return for the 1 ⅛-mile G1 Arkansas Derby on March 28. “Oaklawn's [surface] may have been a little more ...

The first mares covered by new stallions Highland Falls and First Mission have been reported in-foal marking an exciting start to their inaugural seasons in Kentucky. First Mission enters stud as the fastest freshman stallion to retire at $10,000 or less in the past five years, highlighted by a 109 ...

The first mares bred to multiple Grade 1 winner Locked have checked in-foal, Gainesway announced March 3. She Be Boss (City of Light) is out of the Grade 3 winner, Nellie Cashman. She is a full-sister to Grade 2-placed Cassiar and half-sister to Grade 1-placed Bendoog (by Gun Runner), This will be ...

Last weekend’s trio of Kentucky Derby prep winners have joined the NTRA Top 3-Year-Old poll top 10, with Grade 2 Fountain of Youth winner Commandment taking over the No. 2 spot.The Brad Cox-trained Commandment received seven first-place votes for his determined neck Fountain of Youth score over ...

The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) and Woodbine Entertainment today announced the Empire Trillium Series, a 14-race program of stakes races restricted to horses foaled in New York or Canada worth $3.2 million in total purses. The Empire Trillium Series will begin at the new and reimagined ...

The jump racing season builds towards the Cheltenham Festival when the very best horses and one of the most knowledgeable crowds in sport gather for four days of revelry and drama.

A maximum field of 34 horses will line up at Aintree for the Grand National on April 11, but the initial list of entries is far longer.

The tenth and final race at Parx Racing in Bensalem, Pa., was ultimately declared a "no-contest" on Monday after a riderless horse caused a scary spill at the top of the stretch. Sources told the Paulick Report that all four horses walked off the track under their own power, and the Daily Racing ...