Michel Zerolo of Oceanic Bloodstock was back in action on Day 2 of the Arqana sale.

The 5-year-old son of Uncle Mo is the first stallion venture in California for Kentucky-based Taylor Made Farm, where Mo Forza was born and raised.

The graded-placed son of Liam’s Map won three of four starts and produced speed figures among the highest of his generation.

Margaux Farm GM Richard Budge talks about the equine rehab facilities on the farm.

Group 1 winner purchased by Peter Brant, M.V. Magnier, Michael Tabor.

The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act dominated the conversation Dec. 7 on the first day of the Global Symposium on Racing, with four panels devoted to the federal legislation set to be implemented in stages starting July 1.

Safalow’s Mission gets to stay in a New York state of mind after being hammered down to Linda Rice, agent for Thelma & Louise Stable, at $130,000 from the Fasig-Tipton December Mixed and Horses of Racing Age Sale Dec. 7.

A panel of racetrack executives took the stage Dec. 7 at the University of Arizona’s Race Track Industry Program’s Global Symposium on Racing and were tasked with discussing their plans and hopes for the future in the horse racing industry. 

The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act dominated Day One of the Global Symposium on Racing, with four panels devoted to the federal legislation set to be implemented in stages starting July 1.

A horse identifier, trainer, and owner in New Mexico were sanctioned by New Mexico stewards Dec. 6 for their roles in which two horses were misidentified and one horse raced for two starts under a different name.