As part of the 2022 Pegasus World Cup, Baccarat presents “Too Black Too Fast,” a curated art exhibition that celebrates the history and contribution of African American jockeys in Thoroughbred horse racing through visual art and portraiture.

Reigning Eclipse Award-winning trainer Brad Cox, horse-racing analyst Caton Bredar and State Rep. Matt Koch are this week’s featured guests on Kentucky Racing Spotlight presented by the Kentucky HBPA.

CHRB commissioners agreed in closed session to give their support and confidence to embattled equine medical director Dr. Jeff Blea, who is on administrative leave following a suspension of his veterinary license by the CA Veterinary Medical Board.

Several runners already proven at 1 1/2 miles headline the La Prevoyante Stakes (G3T) and W.L. McKnight Stakes (G3T) on the Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1) undercard at Gulfstream Park.

The colt was bred by Maury Shields, whose late husband Jerry bred Country House.

Racecourses are gearing up for the lifting of all COVID-19 restrictions in England on Jan. 27, starting with fixtures at Wetherby, Southwell, and Newcastle.

Godolphin’s unbeaten colt Native Trail has been overwhelmingly rated the top 2-year-old in Europe for 2021 and is seven pounds clear of his nearest rival after the classifications were released Jan. 26.

The BHA has defended its move to raise the riding weights for flat and jumps races by two pounds, which was met with heavy criticism from jockeys, saying the decision was reached after consultation with the Professional Jockeys Association.

New, permanent two-story structure will replace and enhance original Post Bar.

Earle I. Mack, who has burnished a remarkable career serving his country and the Thoroughbred industry through racing, breeding, and philanthropic causes, has been selected to receive the Eclipse Award of Merit.