As the founder and managing partner of Little Red Feather Racing, one of the largest and most successful syndicates in horse racing, Billy Koch has his finger on the pulse of the future of Thoroughbred ownership.

The Kentucky Court of Appeals Feb. 11 affirmed the dismissal of a suit brought in 2019 claiming damages from post-dating of radiographs filed with a repository at Keeneland before its horse sales. The suit was filed by attorneys for Tom Swearingen.

Pinehurst, Casa Creed, Ginobili, Channel Cat represent the U.S. in likely fields announced for the Saudi Cup (G1) supporting program.

The anticipation over champion Enable’s first foal comes to an end as Juddmonte Farms announced that the mare has given birth to a colt Feb. 11 at Banstead Manor Stud in Newmarket, England.

A change-of-plea hearing has been scheduled Feb. 18 for harness trainer Rick Dane Jr. after U.S. attorneys informed District Court Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil that Dane had accepted a plea offer from the government.

Lord Glitters sparkles in Dubai as trainer Doug O’Neill wins a second World Cup prep in as many weeks.

Pierre-Charles Boudot has been suspended from riding for a further six months by France Galop due to legal proceedings relating to allegations of rape made against the three-time champion jockey.

Take the One O One has been retired from racing and will enter stud for the 2022 season at Barton Thoroughbreds for $2,000 live foal stands and nurses, with special consideration given to approved mares.

Maggie Wolfendale and Anthony Stabile look ahead to the Gander and Razorback.

A necropsy examining the sudden death of Kentucky Derby (G1) first-place finisher Medina Spirit could not determine why the colt collapsed and died after a Dec. 6 workout at Santa Anita Park, the CHRB announced Feb. 11.