Handicapper J. Keeler Johnson shares his selections for all 14 races at the 2021 Breeders’ Cup.

Six European breeze-up sales graduates entered in this year’s Breeders’ Cup, are the largest representation in the World Championships by this sector of the auction market.

Seven winners return November 6th, along with many contenders eyeing a first trophy.

In Hot Rod Charlie’s drama-filled race career, a tough constitution and the ability to laugh are essential. But his owners have brought forth a true People’s Horse and are enjoying one hell of a ride every step of the way.

Jack Christopher, the 9-5 favorite on the morning line for the Nov. 5 TVG Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Presented by TAA (G1), will be scratched from the race according to Breeders’ Cup.

Over the course of the last few years, Sol Kumin and his partners have owned shares of a regal collection of Thoroughbreds.

Bruce Lunsford’s homebred Art Collector galloped a mile-and-a-quarter on the Del Mar main track Nov. 4. The Bill Mott pupil will attempt to give the conditioner a third victory in the $6 million Longines Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1).

Boasting a 53.8% win rate, a 100% in-the-money record, and $1.2 million in earnings through 13 starts, Otter Bend Stables’ Gufo would be most owners’ horse of a lifetime. Remarkably, he is the first horse for owner and co-breeder Stephen Cainelli.

As Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) entrant Sequist fidgeted on a wash rack when receiving a bath on the Del Mar backstretch this week, her handler adjusted a shank and encouraged her to be still. Holding the filly was trainer Dallas Stewart.

With 46 stakes races on offer worth nearly $6 million in purses, the 56-day Aqueduct winter meet begins Thursday, Dec. 9 and runs through Sunday, March 27. Fans seeking to enter Aqueduct Racetrack must demonstrate proof of COVID-19 vaccination.