See The Fire will aim for a breakthrough group 1 success when she lines up for the Nassau Stakes (G1) at the Goodwood Festival July 31—a key fixture in the Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series. 

After bumping into odds-on favorite Stradale (also by Yaupon), Emphasis reacted with aplomb, recovering quickly to win gate-to-wire.

Juddmonte’s group 1 winner Kalpana is raring to go in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (G1) July 26 at Ascot. The field is headed by Grand Prix de Saint Cloud (G1) winner Calandagan.

Total Performance Data (TPD), the London-based global leader in horse racing data announces that Anna Alcock, currently Marketing Manager at Juddmonte will join TPD in September 2025 in a newly created role as their Marketing Manager.

Despite 24-1 odds, the second longest of the field, Halina’s Forte overcame the lack of favoritism and a sloppy/good track to win the $200,000 Honorable Miss (G2) July 20 at the Spa.

Gary Barber’s No Time flew home to take the $500,000 Woodbine Oaks July 20 to give trainer Mark Casse his fifth win in the race. Her two stablemates—Shifty and Winterberry finished second and third, respectively.

Margaret Davenport and Jon Stillman have been breeding horses for decades, but Shakti is the first foal that they decided to keep.

Despite 24-1 odds, the second longest of the field, Halina’s Forte overcame the lack of favoritism and a sloppy/good track to win the $200,000 Honorable Miss (G2) July 19 at the Spa.

In 2003, Cheryl Prudhomme, a former chemist, decided to roll the dice on a lifelong dream of running a horse farm. She moved from Boston to New York, where she purchased Shamrock Hill Farm in Fort Edward, just a short drive from Saratoga Race Course.

Michael Lay’s Cruden Bay returned July 20 from an 11-month layoff to secure a second consecutive victory in the $175,000 Connaught Cup (G2T) at Woodbine.