A burst of emotion was replaced by nervous silence in the Leopardstown winner’s enclosure from No Speak Alexander’s connections, but they were given extra reason to celebrate their victory in the Matron (G1) following a lengthy stewards’ inquiry.

Princess Grace won her fourth consecutive graded stakes race Sept. 11 at Kentucky Downs, taking the $660,000 Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf (G3T) after breaking last of nine.

Search For A Song has produced pitch-perfect performances to win the Irish St. Leger (G1) for the last two years in a row and Dermot Weld says an audacious hat-trick attempt has been on his mind all season for the daughter of Galileo. 

For once this lifetime, Pin Oak Stud will offer a unique selection of 24 broodmares, weanlings, and horses in training Sept. 12 starting at 6:00 p.m. ET. at Fasig-Tipton’s Newtown Paddocks.

The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment’s Racetrack Managers Certification Program and NTRA announced that it will be launching a second in-person Grader School course in the future.

The winning owners of Kentucky Downs’ six graded- stakes, and the closing day Music City Stakes will receive a unique trophy that reflects the one-of-a-kind racetrack and its proximity to Nashville: A guitar signed by Reba McEntire. 

After a scrambled sprint to the line, St Mark’s Basilica prevailed from Tarnawa in a thrilling €1 million Irish Champion Stakes (G1) at Leopardstown, going a long way to reinforcing his claim to the title of the season’s best 3-year-old.

Gulfstream Park is expected to begin carding races on its new Tapeta synthetic surface beginning the week of Sept. 23, according to 1/ST Racing, owner and operator of the South Florida track.

New executives share their excitement, plans for future at Keeneland.

Jenine Sahadi talks about the Edwin J. Gregson Foundation.