In the 17 years Mark Webster has led Australian auction house Inglis, he can’t be accused of not being bold. Inglis announced May 22 that it had purchased American online Thoroughbred auction house Wanamaker’s and rebranded it as Inglis Digital USA.

Just Steel, who exited a fifth-place finish in the May 18 Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico Race Course with a right front leg fracture, is doing well following surgery, renowned veterinary surgeon Dr. Larry Bramlage said May 22.

The June 25 Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit will focus on how the industry has achieved a more than 35% decrease in racing fatalities since 2009 and what the sport can do to further increase the safety of its athletes.

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association is actively working on Capitol Hill to help expand investments in the sport of Thoroughbred racing. The NTRA is an active supporter of the Regulation Advancement for Capital Enhancement Act of 2024.

For the Godolphin runners trainer Charlie Appleby sends to the United States, the results are no longer automatic.

Seize the Grey’s victory in the May 18 Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico Race Course was cause for celebration not just among his 2,570 MyRacehorse owners, but for the father/daughter team that has been with him throughout.

Before Santa Anita Park stages five graded stakes races May 26-27, topped by Monday’s Gamely Stakes (G1T) and Shoemaker Mile (G1T), the stakes emphasis is on California-breds May 25.

Following a close second in the April 27 Roxelana Overnight Stakes in her 2024 debut, Juddmonte’s Dazzling Blue seeks her first graded stakes victory in the $250,000 Winning Colors Stakes (G3) May 27 at Churchill Downs.

In the rankings published May 21, Lexington ranked 15th on the list. The horse industry was mentioned prominently as a driver of jobs and the economy, as well as a factor in a high quality of life in the area.

Miami Twofer was bred in New York by Timothy Burr’s Moongate Racing. The filly was claimed May 22 by owner/trainer Katlynn Gutterson.