2024 Iroquois Stakes (G3) winner Jonathan’s Way will scratch from the Feb. 15 Risen Star Stakes (G2) at Fair Grounds, trainer Phil Bauer told racetrack publicist Kevin Kerstein.

The Road presented by Gainesway and Darby Dan Farm.

ReRun Thoroughbred Adoption and After the Finish Line’s Valentine’s Moneigh Auction Feb. 16 and ends Feb. 23 at 9 p.m. ET. Proceeds benefit Off Track Thoroughbreds. Several original Moneighs are the last ones we have to offer horse racing fans.

The west coast Florida track north of Tampa said it’s proud of its nearly 100-year-old history of racing.

The NTRA proudly endorses three key pieces of legislation aimed at bolstering investment, financial certainty, and long-term growth in the equine industry: the ALIGN Act, the Racehorse Cost Recovery Act, and the Racehorse Tax Parity Act.

You’d better believe the Kentucky Derby (G1) will be a hot topic this spring in the Boston Red Sox locker room. Two of their players already have been bitten by the horse racing bug: Walker Buehler and Alex Bregman.

 Off to the Races Radio, powered by The Racing Biz will make its 2025 debut Feb. 15. The one-hour program, focused on Thoroughbred and harness racing and breeding in Virginia, the Mid-Atlantic, and beyond, airs at 10 a.m. ET.

Sulaiyma, a 4-year-old filly by Kingman headlined the Goffs Online Sale of seven Aga Khan horses when making €150,000 to Tally-Ho Stud Feb. 13. The half dozen to sell generated turnover of €336,000, an average of €56,000, and the median €42,500.

With no major legislative issues looming for the horse industry in Kentucky, relationship-building took center stage at the 2025 Kentucky Equine Education Project Day at the state Capitol annex Feb. 13 in Frankfort.

Speaking during the Kentucky Equine Education Project’s day in Frankfort, KEEP executive director Will Glasscock talks about the need for the industry to stay engaged with lawmakers; noting some of the challenges other states are currently facing.