Laffit Pincay and Jonathon Kinchen look back at Saturday’s Grade 1 Jockey Club Gold Cup and Grade 1 Flower Bowl from Saratoga.

If there’s at least one certainty in Thoroughbred racing, it’s the enduring charm and allure of Saratoga Race Course. Not even a pandemic could change that.

Flying P Stable’s Tell Your Daddy controlled the early going of the $186,000 Bernard Baruch Handicap (G2T) Sept. 6 at Saratoga Race Course and dug in for a half-length victory to secure his first stakes win.

New Mexico trainer Justin Evans is facing a $5,000 fine and a 15-day suspension when two of his horses raced with the wrong saddle cloth numbers. Evans has appealed the penalties, which stewards say is warranted because of his history of violations.

The Tattersalls Ascot Yearling Sale may have been a fixture of the calendar for only a brief period of time, but over the course of four renewals, the auction proved itself a consistent source of big talent at relatively bargain prices.

The U.S. champion sprinter and freshman stallion sired Geoglyph, who won the Sept. 4 Sapporo Nisai Stakes (G3) at Sapporo Racecourse.

The Tattersalls Online Sept. 15 Sale catalog is now available. The 27 horses entered include Thoroughbreds with proven form on the flat along with a selection of breeding stock and 2-year-olds.

WinStar Farm President Elliott Walden talks about the renovations to the training track at WinStar Farm and how the changes will continue to improve the training operations at the farm.

Grace Adler may have been “the other Baffert” as they went to the post in the $301,500 Del Mar Debutante Stakes (G1) Sept. 5, but after a stunning run circling most of the field, she was the only one around at the finish.

Pavel Matejka won the biggest purse of his training career as Accredit went wire-to-wire in the $732,325 Big Ass Fans Dueling Grounds Derby Sept. 5 at Kentucky Downs, rewarding his ecstatic team with a $75 win payoff under jockey Martin Garcia.