This week’s radio and television schedule for racing from America’s Best Racing.

Old Friends will host The Heart of the Turf: Racing’s Black Pioneers, a traveling exhibit sponsored by the Keeneland Association and developed and shared by the Keeneland Library.

The $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (G1) at Parx Racing attracted one of the stars of the Triple Crown. Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Seize the Grey is among a field of 11 as he looks to get back on the winning track after losses in his past two starts.

McPeek, one of the leading trainers in North America, has been very active at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, with 26 purchases for a total of $4,887,000 through Sept. 17.

The son of Valiant Minister finished 1 1/2 lengths back in second in the Robert Hilton Memorial Stakes at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races Aug. 23. Prior to that, the colt was a distant third in the Saudi Derby.

Hip 3051, consigned by Lane’s End, is a full brother to Del Mar Futurity (G1) winner Gaming. Game Winner had another winner Sept. 16 at Woodbine when Drop Your Gloves won a maiden optional claimer.

Hill ‘n’ Dale at Xalapa’s son of Speightstown led all first-crop yearling sires with a $286,591 average.

C2 Racing Stable and Agave Racing Stable’s Soul of an Angel receives class relief Sept. 21 as she breaks from post 5 of 10 in the seven-furlong, $220,000 Princess Rooney Invitational Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park.

Team Valor International has hired Baltimore-based lawyer Frederic Heyman as its new president as CEO Barry Irwin plans to spend more time abroad, where Team Valor sources most of its stock.

Trainer Chris Waller has paid tribute to his dual Derby winner Riff Rocket after it was announced the 4-year-old died following complications from emergency colic surgery that was conducted early last week.