After continually raising the bar, the equestrian combined driving and show jumping tournament, Live Oak International, returns to the distinguished grounds of Live Oak Stud in Ocala, Fla., March 14-17.

Owner Rick Dawson went to the social media platform X to announce 2022 Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Rich Strike’s withdrawal from the Nov. 17 Keeneland Horses of Racing Age Sale. He was to be consigned as a stallion prospect.

Canterbury Park is planning a 54-day race meet in 2024, asking the Minnesota Racing Commission for a Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse season from May 18 through Sept. 28.

The Legacy of Black Horsemen, a historical documentary from KET, highlights the often-untold story of Black jockeys, trainers, grooms, and exercisers in the 1800s whose contributions helped lay the foundation for the Thoroughbred industry.

Diving into the questions, one issue that has been a hot topic is the affordability of a defense for covered persons who have insufficient funds to pay for an attorney.

Precipitate, a 5-year-old daughter of Pioneerof the Nile in foal to Tacitus, sold to James Wyenandt for $80,000 to be the highest-priced purchase of the Nov. 15 next-to-last session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.

Moving the Hill Prince Stakes (G2T) back a month has surely changed itineraries for starters in the turf stakes for 3-year-olds.

Former jockey and racing official Joe Servis of Charles Town, W.Va., died Nov. 14 from complications due to bladder cancer, according to his son, John. He was 92.

Diving into the questions, one issue that has been a hot topic is the affordability of a defense for covered persons who have insufficient funds to pay for an attorney.

Clever Clover became the first winner for first-crop sire Rumpus Cat in taking a Nov. 12 maiden race at Golden Gate Fields.