Due to the severe weather forecasted, we will cancel live racing for April 5. Saturday’s race card will move to April 6.

‘The Owner’s Box’ Podcast Welcomes Griffin Johnson from ABR’s ‘A Stake in Stardom’ and Part-Owner of Sandman.

With a vintage crop of yearlings and traffic up markedly on last year, Segenhoe Stud is preparing for what it hopes could be its strongest Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale yet. 

Early Grand National bettors see I Am Maximus as the favorite to repeat in the traditional about 4.3-mile test over hurdles April 5 at Aintree and the wagering pace picked up after his trainer, Willie Mullins, delivered a successful day April 3.

Stellenbosch and Sixpence look to make a mark for the 4-year-old generation in the Osaka Hai (G1) April 6 at Hanshin Racecourse.

The UAE Derby (G2) has yet to produce a Kentucky Derby (G1) winner but it nearly happened last year, when Forever Young came within two noses of taking the opening leg of the Triple Crown.

Keeneland announced April 4 the launch of artificial intelligence technology within the Keeneland Race Day App, making it the first race track to offer AI-driven insights to enhance the fan experience.

Betting on Thoroughbred racing in the United States continued to drop through the first quarter of 2025, with overall wagering declining 3.28% to $2,505,271,758, largely due to a 5.17% reduction in race days.

Trainer David O’Meara shares insight on Epic Poet, who is coming of a second place finish Feb. 22 in the Red Sea Turf Handicap (G2T). The 6-year-old gelding is making his bid in the Dubai Gold Cup (G2T). Video courtesy of Dubai Racing Club. 

Bob Ehalt previews the field for the April 7 Ashland Stakes (G1) at Keeneland.