The Kentucky Equine Education Project Foundation has awarded over $12,000 to Kentucky equine non-profit organizations through its new Seattle Slew Grant Program.

Donation will fund Blue Grass Farms Charities back-to-school efforts.

Owner/breeder Susan Moulton has helped bring a planned Lexington park one step closer to reality with a gift that also remembers her son Will, who loved the outdoors and water.

A deep and diverse set of offerings has been assembled for the Wanamaker’s June Sale. Now available for viewing online, the catalog includes yearlings, horses of racing age, broodmare prospects, mares in-foal, and a stallion prospect. 

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission is hiring a safety steward to oversee safety procedures and ensure compliance of both Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority and KHRC standards and rules at licensed racetracks and training centers.

During the second session of the June 2-Year-Olds in Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale at OBS June 14, agent Clay Scherer acquired the fleet-footed Blame colt for $485,000. The colt was the Day 2 leader for most of Wednesday’s selling session.

Patricia’s Hope’s Twin Spires Turf Sprint (G2T) hero Nobals headlines an over-subscribed field of 11 grass sprinters in the featured $225,000 Mighty Beau Stakes June 18 at Ellis Park.

The grade 1-placed, grade 3-winning son of Quality Road was bought by Haras La Nora, according to Turf Diario.

Peter Snowden believes a laser focus on speed has helped Australian sprinters excel at Royal Ascot in recent years and is hopeful it can see his speedster Cannonball outrun his odds in the King’s Stand Stakes (G1) June 20.

Two juveniles related to grade 1 winners bring notable pedigrees into the Ocala Breeders’ Sale Company’s third session of the June 2-Year-Olds and Horses of Racing Age Sale.