Fans at Keeneland Nov. 4-5 for the Breeders’ Cup will have the opportunity to try the VR experience minus the specialized seat. Equine Productions will be set up behind the grandstand just beyond the paddock.

On a 50-degree morning on the Keeneland backstretch, the former president and co-founder of Glaceau (maker of Vitamin Water), was casually dressed for summer in a t-shirt and shorts. Nothing can cool off Thoroughbred owner Mike Repole these days.

Wertheimer and Frere’s Happy Saver, the longest shot in the Nov. 5 Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) at morning-line odds of 30-1, missed training Nov. 2 due to a quarter crack, Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher said.

The Ed Brown Society’s Chairman Greg Harbut, and President Ray Daniels, announced six new Ed Brown Scholars on Tuesday evening.

The Meet Up at the Breeders’ Cup was the first in a series of events to be rolled out as a follow-up to the inaugural Horse Racing Women’s Summit.

At the World Series it’s just three, but at the Breeders’ Cup it will be 10 strikes and you’re out.

Conditioner Brendan Walsh will send out starters in three Breeders’ Cup turf races Nov. 4-5 at Keeneland. And, while each horse is listed as a longshot on the morning-line odds, the Kentucky-based trainer sees reason for optimism for each.

Last week, owner Kirsten Rausing issued reservations about going to the well too often with her 5-year-old, but Prescott is happy enough.

Thirty years after Thirty Slews—the first Breeders’ Cup starter and winner for owner Mike Pegram in the 1992 Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1)—some things have changed, but the owner’s love of racing is as strong as ever.

Bloodstock agents look at thousands of horses in hopes of finding an athlete worthy of the championship stage. This year at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships Nov. 4 and 5, we will see ten individuals who initially walked across the sales stage.