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Horse racing across North America has picked back up again after the holiday season, and major tracks are in full swing as fans and horseplayers get back in the groove and prepare for a very exciting end of January about three weeks from now highlighted by the Pegasus World Cup Invitational Stakes card at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 29.

With 38 editions – and counting – in the record book, the Breeders' Cup World Championships stands as an amazing success story that has withstood the test of time.

The North American horse racing calendar turns over this Saturday, and horsemen, fans, and gamblers alike are all anticipating a 2022 that’s full of great racing, big scores, and more than anything else, a sense of normalcy resembling this time a couple of years ago… which will mean we’ve left the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic behind.

What’s been an eventful 2021 in the world of North American horse racing is about to end, and the upcoming weekend will feature a Kentucky Derby qualifying race at Remington Park before action winds down during Christmas week.

Following some important stakes on Dec. 4 in New York, the marquee events slow down for a couple of weeks in December, traditionally the least active month on the North American horse racing calendar.

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