Bow Echo will face 14 rivals when he goes for classic glory May 2 in the Two Thousand Guineas (G1) at Newmarket Racecourse.

A share in reigning champion sire Zoustar topped the Inglis Digital Australia April (Late) Online Sale April 30, selling for AU$850,000 to Richard Pegum’s Red and Green Bloodstock.

Gainesway’s freshman sire Drain the Clock was represented by his first winner April 30 when Dream Quest, his first starter, scored a determined victory in a maiden special weight at Santa Anita Park.

Cy Fair finds her way back to the winner’s circle April 30 in the Mamzelle Stakes (G3T) at Churchill Downs.

A Dosage analysis of Kentucky Derby (G1) starters identifies Emerging Market as the “gold standard” as judged by his aptitudinal balance of speed and stamina.

Danielle Bricker of Repole Stables tells us three things you might not know about Kentucky Oaks (G1) favorite Zany.

A share in reigning champion sire Zoustar topped the Inglis Digital Australia April (Late) Online Sale April 30, selling for AU$850,000 to Richard Pegum’s Red and Green Bloodstock.

A colt by Minzaal topped the Tattersalls Guineas Breeze Up Sale April 30, selling for 240,000 guineas to Phil Cunningham and Tim Gredley. A total of 117 horses sold for 3,832,000 guineas.

Gainesway’s freshman sire Drain the Clock was represented by his first winner April 30 when Dream Quest, his first starter, scored a determined victory in a maiden special weight at Santa Anita Park.

As an ambassador at Kentucky Horse Park. Funny Cide’s impact would continue even after his six seasons of racing that saw him win two classics, the Jockey Club Gold Cup Stakes (G1) at 4, and stakes at age 6 and 7.