Trainer Rick Dutrow Jr. trained his 2,000th winner Sept. 20 when Long Pour won the seventh race at Belmont Park.

Just two days after the Thoroughbred industry lost one of its pillars in Arthur Hancock III, Stone Farm consignment sold its highest-priced horse of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, when a colt by Nyquist brought $825,000 from Pin Oak Stud.

Megan Burgess looks back at the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park & the Pennsylvania Derby at Parx.

Following the cancellation of three previous days of live racing in New York, Belmont Park will add three Wednesday cards Oct. 14, 21, and 28.

Angel Capital finally secured a deserved breakthrough at the highest level when producing a powerful finish to land the Sept. 19 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (G1) at Caulfield Racecourse.

Chris Waller’s redoubtable import Birdman staked his claim for the AU$6 million Cox Plate (G1) in notching his second elite success—in the space of three starts—in Caulfield Racecourse’s Underwood Stakes (G1) Sept. 19.

Hip 1686, a son of Nyquist consigned by Four Star Sales, was the first yearling through the ring to sell for seven figures Sept. 20 when bringing $1.2 million from Donato Lanni, agent for FRC, Starlight and Madaket.

Jockeys Martin Garcia and Walter Rodriguez will both be off their mounts Sept. 20 and are expected to miss time following a spill at Churchill Downs Sept. 19.

Canterbury Park’s 32nd season of live racing concluded Sept. 19 showing gains in attendance and on-track wagering during the 50-day meet.

Not This Time 3-year-old fillies grab attention Sept. 19 with Bodacious Bay taking the $1 million Cotillion Stakes (G1) at Parx Racing and Conceit the $300,000 Dogwood Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs.