Undefeated so far this year, Magnitude is being aimed next for the Whitney Stakes (G1), where he could face Nysos.

Fasig-Tipton’s July Selected Yearling Sale, scheduled July 14, launches the yearling sales season in North America, turning the page to an exciting chapter packed with debut offerings from 19 first-crop stallions.

Grade 3-placed Talk to Me Jimmy prevails in a deep-stretch battle July 13 at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack to capture the $164,000 New York Derby by 1 1/4 lengths over Sculcos Folly in a 1 1/16-mile test for New York-breds.

The New York Racing Association has been a leader in establishing guardrails to prevent CAWs from flooding mutuel pools. Now NYRA is taking another big step toward leveling the wagering playing field for its wagering customers by teaming with Waigr.

Resolute Bloodstock will offer two homebred yearlings from their inaugural crop at the Fasig-Tipton July Selected Yearling Sale. This debut marks a spotlight for the operation as it offers a first wave of racing prospects to the public.

On the July 13 episode of BloodHorse Monday: Napoleon Solo’s trainer, Chad Summers, and Monmouth Park CEO and chairman Dennis Drazin discuss the July 18 Haskell Stakes (G1).

Live racing is scheduled to resume Thursday, July 16.

Senan MacRedmond, Catherine Donworth, and Sarah O’Connor have been awarded this year’s Kentucky Experience Awards. MacRedmond and Donworth will join Hunter Valley Farm, and O’Connor begins a year-long sojourn at Springhouse Farm.

Ontario’s Thoroughbred racing community announced July 13 significant purse enhancements for the 2026 Thoroughbred racing season at Woodbine Racetrack. In addition to higher purses, more money will be provided for breeders’ awards.

Lone Star Park concluded its 30th Spring Thoroughbred racing season July 12, handling a daily average of $251,403 in live ontrack handle and a daily average of $170,053 in export handle over the 41-day meet; both increases over 2025 figures.