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Few sports fans ever have the privilege of watching a world-class trainer cultivate a champion athlete—and even fewer fans have the opportunity to witness the development of an elite animal athlete. The transformation of Cigar from a horse that showed modest turf ability to one that developed into a legend on dirt illustrates how critical a trainer’s role can be in our sport. 

The transformation of Cigar from a horse that showed modest turf ability to one that developed into a legend on dirt illustrates how critical a trainer’s role can be.

As the Breeders’ Cup World Championships approach on Nov. 1-2, the excitement isn’t just about the horses — it’s about making a stylish statement. This season, equestrian fashion is experiencing a resurgence, particularly with the viral “horse girl fall” aesthetic taking over designer runways.

Little Red Feather Racing enjoyed a tremendous start when 16-1 Singletary, the second horse ever it bought, delivered a stunning upset in the 2004 Breeders’ Cup Mile.

There is no event in Thoroughbred racing quite like the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.

The fields for the 14 races that comprise the Breeders’ Cup World Championships really begin to come into focus in summer and fall. This regular feature will offer a snapshot profile of one of the previous weekend’s standout stars, usually a Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” Challenge Series winner, and whether I’m buying or selling their chances to win Nov. 1-2 at Del Mar.

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