TJC chair Everett Dobson provides an update on The Jockey Club’s progress, plans, and next steps in a letter that will be the first in a new, regular series of updates from The Jockey Club.

In this week’s Porter on Pedigrees, recent graded winner Om N Joy descends from Gold Mine, a full sister to the breed-shaping Mr. Prospector.

The favorites in the June 6 Metropolitan Handicap (G1), Nysos and Journalism, have the prestigious $1 million race surrounded, breaking from opposite posts.

While a life-threatening injury ended Dancinginmydreams’ promising racing career, caring connections helped her forge a new path to the sport’s heights that reached a crescendo with Golden Tempo’s Kentucky Derby (G1) win.

Hey Tuff Guy and Regent’s Park break their maiden May 25 on their first attempts.

Hey Tuff Guy and Regent’s Park break their maiden May 25 on their first attempts.

Aktem’s Paris Breeze-Up Sale takes place off the back of lively trade at Tattersalls Ireland and, with positive responses from both vendors and prospective buyers, hopes are high for another good day of selling June 3.

Heading into the June 6 Belmont Stakes (G1) at Saratoga Race Course, Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Golden Tempo maintains his No. 1 spot in the latest National Thoroughbred Racing Association’s Top 3-Year-Old Poll released June 2.

Breeders’ Cup Limited announced June 2 that 22 individuals have been elected to serve as Breeders’ Cup members.

The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association will take new owners under its wing at its upcoming seminar July 11 at Horseshoe Indianapolis. The seminar will feature all professional angles into managing racehorse ownership.