Highlights from the Fasig-Tipton July Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale.

Free Look (Hip 596) became the co-highest-priced horse at Fasig-Tipton’s July Select Horse of Racing Age Sale.

Maiden Watch: July 3-July 9

Gainesway sold the English Channel filly, who was first to break the $500,000 mark during the July 10 Fasig-Tipton July Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale.

From auctioneering thousands of lots at Park Paddocks over the last 25 years, Ollie Fowlston now finds himself on the opposite side of the selling spectrum for this week’s Tattersalls July Sale.

Live Thoroughbred racing returns to Virginia with the start of the 27-day season at Colonial Downs in New Kent, Va. on Thursday, July 13, with live racing offered every Thursday, Friday and Saturday through September 9. Post time is 1:30 p.m. daily.

In an impressive career debut, Danny Eplin’s Dreamfyre made short work of her rivals in winning the Everett Nevin Stakes at Pleasanton on July 9, to become the first stakes winner for Darby Dan Farm’s Flameaway, the No. 3-ranked First-Crop Sire.

Gov. Beshear’s signature moves Kentucky closer to the goal of having sports betting up and running in time for the upcoming National Football League season.

The first yearling sale of the year, the Fasig-Tipton July Sale, brings excitement and optimism to the table with glimpses of the first-crop sire offerings and the opportunity to start loading up on pinhook prospects and future runners for owners.

Maggie Wolfendale and Sara Elbadwi look back at the results of the Grade 1 Belmont Oaks and Grade 1 Belmont Derby.