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On Racing

Superstars from Japan, Hong Kong, and Dubai line up for the Feb. 22 Saudi Cup (G1) as several American runners take a pass on the world’s richest race.

With a busy scene playing out behind him on a cold day at Belmont Park, New York Racing Association president and CEO David O’Rourke notes that work is continuing on both the new grandstand as well as the actual tracks.

Reversing a stewards’ decision at Sunland Park that disqualified Holy Hank from victory in the Jan. 16 Corralito Steak House Stakes, the New Mexico Racing Commission has reinstated Holy Hank as the winner of the $90,000 race.

The Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit, the enforcement arm of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority, has sanctioned trainer Peter Miller after his runner, Forgiving Spirit, failed a postrace test after an Aug. 10 race at Del Mar.

Sara Elbadwi & Paul Verderosa look forward to the Bayakoa Stakes at Oaklawn and the Damon Runyon Stakes at Aqueduct.

Senor Buscador extends the powerful A.P. Indy sire line, while More Than Looks is the latest son of the late More Than Ready aiming to extend the Hail to Reason sire line through Halo.

Bidding opened Feb. 7 for the online auction, with the first horse in the catalog closing Feb. 12 at 2 p.m. ET, and subsequent listings hammering in three-minute increments.

The new Maryland Jockey Club announces it has hired Fritz Widaman as senior vice president, marketing and sponsorships.