A half sister to Book’em Danno, impressive winner of the Woody Stephens Stakes (G1), Hip 426—Girl Trouble by hot sire Fast Anna—brings excitement to Brookdale’s consignment.

This year’s Prix Jean Prat (G1) lacks obvious star quality, although it contains plenty of potential, and you do not get much more promise than a half brother to Frankel who has improved with every run, as Kikkuli has.

There was a storybook ending for Godolphin’s Cinderella’s Dream in the Belmont Oaks Invitational Stakes (G1T) at Aqueduct Racetrack, as she rallied late under William Buick to score for Godolphin and British trainer Charlie Appleby.

Amerman Racing’s Trikari added a top-level win to his growing résumé in the $750,000 Belmont Derby Invitational Stakes (G1T) July 6 at the Belmont at the Big A meeting.

Ryan Moore felt he “got it wrong” aboard City of Troy as the 1-4 Coral-Eclipse Stakes (G1) winner failed to repeat his Epsom Derby (G1) brilliance when striking at Sandown in workmanlike fashion July 6.

The United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously July 5 that the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s enforcement policies violate the private nondelegation doctrine.

After running in six straight two-turn races, Domestic Product turned in a dominant performance when returned to a one-turn distance for the first time since his debut as he motored to a 7 1/2-length victory in the Dwyer Stakes (G3).

The United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously July 5 that the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s enforcement policies violate the private non-delegation doctrine.

Basin is one of three of Liam’s Maps’ sons, along with Beau Liam and Rushie, whose first-crop yearlings will be featured at Fasig-Tipton’s The July Sale, the first yearling auction of the North American season, which takes place July 9 in Lexington.

Jockey Florent Geroux discusses Loved’s Win in the Mari Hulman.