Esken Rose won her debut Sept. 16 at Pontefract Racecourse in England by a length.

Shadwell will be selling a “substantial” number of horses as part of a restructuring of the global racing and breeding behemoth of Hamdan Al Maktoum, who died in March.

Don Adams’ Courtlandt Farm bought an $850,000 Into Mischief colt early in the fourth session of the Keeneland September Sale.

Highlighted by purse increases to six grade 1 races, including a hike to the Santa Anita Handicap (G1) to $650,000, a $16.47 million stakes schedule is planned for the 2021-22 winter-spring meet at Santa Anita Park.

BloodHorse MarketWatch looks at sires with 100 or more black-type winners and how quickly it took them to reach this milestone.

Shadwell will be selling a “substantial” number of horses as part of a restructuring of the global racing and breeding behemoth of the Hamdan Al Maktoum, who died in March.

The NTWAB Awards Dinner is the organization’s only fundraiser and a portion of the proceeds of the event are used toward scholarships for prospective racing journalists and to support other Thoroughbred industry charities.

Jockey Tomas Mejia has been suspended for 10 years and fined $5,000 by the Monmouth Park Board of Stewards for possessing an electrical device during the running of a Sept. 3 race at the New Jersey racetrack.

A new sale topper, robust commerce leading to elevated numbers, and the emergence of first-crop yearling sire City of Light were among the highlights of an energetic first Book 2 session at the Keeneland September Sale.

A colt by City of Light sold Sept. 15 for $1.7 million to Woodford Racing, Talla Racing, and West Point Thoroughbreds at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. His price was highest of the ongoing sale, which began Monday.