Friends Lou Donato. Teddy Manziaris and Paul Borrelli watched their mare Sultana take the Grade 3 Orchid Stakes at Gulfstream.
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The front-running American colt by Not this Time upset Japanese star Forever Young in the $12 million desert classic.
It looked grim for much of the race, but Wathnan Stables' Commandment still managed to win the Grade 1 Florida Derby.
Robert and Lawana Low of Missouri sold their homebred for $975,000 as a yearling, but bought half of him back from Mike Repole after the sale.
Commandment and Chief Wallabee had a battle royale in the Fountain of Youth and will renew the rivalry in the Florida Derby.
Kentucky breeders Robert and Lawana Low sold Renegade as a yearling for $975,000, but bought half of him back.
The British Columbia racing industry celebrated its stars of 2025 at the annual awards ceremony earlier this month.
The Hall of Fame trainer who won eight King’s Plates and eight Sovereign Awards plans to continue owning, breeding, buying and consulting.
Forever Young headlines the Dubai World Cup and in the Sheema Classic, Giavelletto gets a fourth chance on the big night.
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame, celebrating its 50th anniversary, presents the finalists in the Thoroughbred and Standardbred categories.
The cost of training a large stable of racehorses is one of the reasons the top trainer will step away – for now.
Young rider Micah Husbands, who previously raced at Woodbine, was victorious aboard millionaire Skippylongstocking in the Essex.
Candy Ride (Arg) colt won his debut at Tampa Bay Downs and stayed unbeaten with a hard-fought win in the Louisiana Derby.
The stretch-running grey won the $777,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks at Turfway Park on the Road to the Kentucky Derby Championship Series.
After showing much promise in workouts over the last 10 months, Pin Oak Stud's colt had an impressive debut.
