Amo Racing’s Hello You announced herself as one of the best 2-year-old fillies in Europe, as she quickened clear in the Sept. 24 Rockfel Stakes (G2) at Newmarket’s Rowley Mile course.

Like every other racetrack in America, Parx Racing endured a difficult year in 2020.

Henry Field expects an Everest Stakes (G1) slot to be locked away as soon as Monday for Wild Ruler after the colt clinched an important Moir Stakes (G1) win Sept. 24, his first at the highest level.

Godolphin’s homebred Famed, a half sister to four-time grade 1 winner Essential Quality, is set to make her debut Sept. 26 in the eighth race at Churchill Downs for trainer Brad Cox.

Queen of the Ice, who won a maiden special weight at Arapahoe Park Sept. 24, is also the first winner for her dam, Lady Contender.

Oisin Murphy described Benbatl as his “horse of a lifetime” after he bounced back to land the Joel Stakes (G2) for the second time at Newmarket on Sept. 24.

The six-month-long lawsuit between trainer Wesley Ward and owner Ken Ramsey over alleged delinquent payments for training bills has brought out an affidavit from Ramsey accusing the trainer of violating his trust and mismanaging his racehorses.

Training on the newly installed Tapeta track got underway Sept. 24 at Gulfstream Park, where horses galloped on the synthetic surface that is tentatively scheduled to open for races Sept. 30.

Assessing lightly raced fillies is always tricky, even in championship events such as the Cheveley Park Stakes (G1) Sept. 25 at Newmarket.

Grade 2 winner Keepmeinmind will bypass the Sept. 25 Pennsylvania Derby (G1) at Parx Racing due to an abscess, trainer Robertino Diodoro informed track publicity representatives one day before the $1 million race.