Ted Noffey, the champion 2-year-old male of 2025, is off the Kentucky Derby (G1) trail.

Lockinge Stakes (G1) winner Lead Artist will shuttle to Arrowfield Stud in Australia in 2026. The 5-year-old son of Dubawi will begin covering his first book of mares at Juddmonte’s Banstead Manor Stud in February at a fee of £12,500.

The British Jockey Club is investing in the top and developmental ends of the sport in line with the broader approach being taken by British racing.

Trainer Riley Mott discusses Street Sense Stakes (G3) winner Incredibolt at Palm Meadows Training Center Jan. 29, two days before he contests the $275,000 Holy Bull Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park.

Proceeds of the auctions will support operations of the Maryland Horse Foundation.

This year’s race meet, which runs through Sept. 13, will feature 36 total stakes, including nine graded events.

Eclipse champion female sprinter Shisospicy will miss an intended trip to Saudi Arabia after developing an infection, trainer Jose D’Angelo said.

On the heels of Antiquarian’s achievements in 2025, Centennial Farms and trainer Todd Pletcher aim for more graded stakes success when they run Nearly in the Jan. 31 Holy Bull Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park.

After a neck defeat in the Hollywood Derby (G1T), Tom’s Magic seeks his first graded victory in the $175,000 Tampa Bay Stakes (G3T) at Tampa Bay Downs Jan. 31.

Welcome to Eye on the World, a new BH Daily column that with our correspondent and world traveler Bob Kieckhefer aims to look at international racing from an American perspective and, along the way, perhaps grow some interest in racing overseas.