Son of Dubawi picked up berth in Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf (G1T).

Godolphin’s Wild Beauty, already twice stakes-placed in her native Great Britain, blew the field away Sept. 19 to win the CA$400,000 Natalma Stakes (G1T) at Woodbine.

A record number of yards that opened their doors attracted a record number of people Sept.19 to the Henry Cecil Open Weekend in Newmarket when crowds flocked to see some of the superstars of flat racing.

Maggie Wolfendale and Richard Migliore look back at the results of the Jockey Club Derby and Jockey Club Oaks from Belmont Park.

Trainer Greg Foley and his team are eyeing a trip to Del Mar for the $1 million Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1) Nov. 6 for Open Mind Stakes winner Sconsin.

A Sea The Stars colt ensured that the top lot at the SGA Sale in Milan would remain at €120,000 (US$140,680) for consecutive years.

Whispering Oaks Farm’s homebred Fiesty Fist rewarded freshman stallion Iron Fist with a first black-type winner by getting up to capture the $60,000 D. S. Shine Young Futurity Sept. 18 at Evangeline Downs.

The first day of Book 3 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale proved to be as competitive as Books 1 and 2. Nine horses brought above $500,000 from in-demand sires in City of Light, Curlin, Good Magic, Gun Runner, and Practical Joke. 

Major General battled for a close victory in the $300,000 Iroquois Stakes (G3) while Hidden Connection powered away in the $299,700 Pocahontas Stakes (G3) in front of a crowd of 20,204 Sept. 18 at Churchill Downs.

As much as trainer Brad Cox’s arsenal for the Breeders’ Cup will not include two-time Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff (G1) winner Monomoy Girl, he still figures to have one of the top contenders in the year’s richest dirt race for fillies and mares.