This week’s racing on radio, television, and streaming schedule, compiled by America’s Best Racing.

There is a new horse atop the latest Longines World’s Best Racehorse Rankings, though it is not Forever Young, winner of the Nov. 1 Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1) at Del Mar. It’s Calandagan, who took the Oct. 18 Champion Stakes (G1) at Ascot.

A total of 112 horses changed hands for a total of $10,628,500, including post-ring sales, a 23% increase from last year when 106 head brought $8,620,500. The average was up 17% to $94,898, but the median decreased 16% from $47,500 to $40,000.

After a solid effort in a race such as the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1T) in mid-October, it’s not unusual for the connections to give that 3-year-old filly some time off to prepare for the following year’s campaign.

One of three horses saved from a feedlot by Resolute Racing last year, Awesome Hawaiian’s debut victory at Churchill Downs Nov. 12 was a win for rescue horses.

The November Horses of Racing Age Sale, held Nov. 12 at Keeneland in Central Kentucky, had a strong Middle Eastern influence to it.

In his first day riding in races since a Sept. 21 fall sent him to the hospital, jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. won an allowance optional claiming race aboard Sir Greylind at Churchill Downs Nov. 12.

The November Horses of Racing Age Sale, held Nov. 12 at Keeneland in Central Kentucky, had a strong Middle Eastern influence to it.

Baaeed, the highest-rated horse in Europe for over a decade, will head the 2026 Shadwell stallion roster at a reduced fee of £55,000 (approx. US$72,000) as the organization announced fees for its stallions based in England and Ireland.

Tickets for the 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby will go on sale on Nov. 13 at noon ET. The 2026 race will be run on Saturday, May 2.