When May turned to June, Kilwin was considered a turf specialist and Ragtime was still an unraced maiden. So who could ever imagine that just two months later, the two 3-year-old fillies would ...

The successful trainer Ignacio Correas, whose earliest equine lessons came in South America and Europe, will retire from American training at the end of this year and go back to his home country ...

David Aragona's TimeformUS Highlight Horse for Wednesday, August 6, at Saratoga.

After seeing his undefeated filly post a 44.86-second opening half-mile split, Arindel Farm President Brian Cohen admitted to being a bit concerned his homebred filly might have been going just a ...

A couple fast 2-year-old turf sprinters converge at Monmouth Park on Saturday for the $100,000 Tyro Stakes. Monster ships from Florida for trainer Jose D'Angelo after blitzing a five-furlong grass ...

Thoroughbred racing is referred to as the Sport of Kings, but every now and then a commoner breaks through. Such was the case with Smarty Jones, who will be inducted into the National Museum of ...

On Sunday, German 2000 Guineas winner Matilda takes a sizeable class hike into the Group 1 Prix Rothschild at Deauville Racecourse.

On May 11 at Santa Anita, owner Les Blake and trainer Jeff Mullins claimed the 8-year-old Lammas for $80,000 from a one-mile allowance race on turf. Lammas finished fourth that day after a wide ...

Barnes, a Grade 2 stakes winner in January who has not raced since a fifth-place finish in the Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby in April, worked six furlongs in 1:12 at Del Mar on Friday in preparation ...

For Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, Saturday at Del Mar was a reflection of his stable’s widespread capability, the massive financial resources provided by his clients, and his ability to coax ...

Grade 2 winner and successful sire Congrats died Monday at age 25. The former WinStar Farm stallion was pensioned to Woodford Thoroughbreds, formerly the site of his owner Cloverleaf Farm, in ...

Success can be as simple as finding the right situation in the proper location. And while the sample size is admittedly small, veteran Thoroughbred trainer Ian Jewell appears to have found just ...