Some lightly-raced three-year-olds take the next step to the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park this weekend, including unbeaten Bravaro.
Races
Two Barbados Group 1s make up a strong card of racing: the Tanglewood, worth $70,000, and the $50,000 Coolmore 'Home of Champions' Stakes.
Rafael Hernandez won with a longshot at Fair Grounds on Friday and won a graded stake in Texas on Saturday, plus more Canadian news.
Ka Ying Rising cantered to a 17th straight victory and Romantic Warrior won the first leg of the Triple Crown, the Stewards' Cup
Steady seven-year-old cost $37,000 as a juvenile and he scored his first Grade 1 in the Pegasus World Cup on Jan. 24.
Popular young rider finished a close second in the Woodbine jockey standings in 2025; Sovereignty named best horse, Nitrogen best filly.
One of the world's top-rated horses aims for another victory in Hong Kong on Jan. 25 and another, Romantic Warrior, begins Triple Crown.
Graded stakes-winning full brother to US sire Tale of Ekati ran in 13 graded races during his career and his first foals are two-year-olds.
The $3 million Pegasus World Cup, $1 World Cup Turf and $500,000 Filly & Mare Turf headline big card at Gulfstream next weekend.
Online meeting with horsepeople laid out current activities and next steps towards bringing Thoroughbred racing back to Hastings.
Canadians have been making news in the south, winning races and making stable moves, while those in the north sit in the snow.
Keith Johns and Jeffrey Bloom offer their 2024 graded stakes winner Dresden Row in the January Digital sale which is open for bids.
Canadians bought mares and yearlings at the recently completed Keeneland January sale, while King's Plate winner Mansetti was bought back.
The video compilation celebrates some of the standout moments from Woodbine Racetrack’s 2025 Thoroughbred racing season.
The two-day auction offers broodmares, yearlings, and horses of racing age, along with stallions and stallion prospects.
