The name of Turfway Park's signature stakes race has changed over the years, ranging from the Lane's End to the Spiral to the current Jeff Ruby Steaks, but one constant has remained during the...

Trainer John Sadler and owner Hronis Racing made history the hard way in the 83rd Santa Anita Handicap March 7, winning the $601,000 race for the third consecutive year and doing so with 9-1...

Matched against a field that included numerous contenders for the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve, Authentic lived up to his name with a genuine 2 1/4-length victory over Honor A.

An international field of 14 horses has been entered for the $20 million Saudi Cup at King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Riyadh, led, in part, by five American runners, including Maximum Security and...

Sackatoga Stable’s Funny Cide may have arrived at Churchill Downs under the radar screen before winning the 2003 Kentucky Derby, but should things go well over the next few months, the ownership...

Possessing speed and an affinity for racing on wet tracks proved a winning combination for Mike McCarty’s Gold Street in the $150,000 Smarty Jones Stakes Jan. 24 on opening day at Oaklawn Park.

A Jan. 4 announcement of the finalists for the 2019 Eclipse Awards largely yielded the expected, including in the most coveted Horse of the Year category, where Bricks and Mortar, Maximum Security,...

On an afternoon when Mike Smith surpassed Jerry Bailey for most Grade 1 wins by a jockey, Omaha Beach was so striking in defeating Roadster in the $300,000, Grade 1

Breeders' Cup-winning females Monomoy Girl and Uni are in good health and will race in 2020, according to bloodstock agent Liz Crow, an adviser to members of both runners' ownership groups.

The partners in Sackatoga Stable memorably arrived at Churchill Downs in a school bus to cheer their New York-bred gelding Funny Cide to victory in the 2003 Kentucky Derby.

Punctuating a flawless 6-for-6 campaign, Bricks and Mortar staked his claim for 2019 Horse of the Year with a determined head victory over longshot United in the $4 million Longines Breeders’ Cup...

A heartbreaking start to the month of October turned more pleasant for owners Robert and Lawana Low Oct.