The death of Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum has been described as “a hammer blow of epic proportions” as those who worked closely with the owner-breeder come to terms with his unexpected passing.

Beholder's Grade I-winning daughter Tamara (Bolt d'Oro) has been retired to Spendthrift Farm due to an injury she sustained in training.

Spendthrift Farm's super-sire Into Mischief continues his reign atop the General Sires list for 2025, tying a record set by Bold Ruler.

Trainer Michael Trombetta is high on recent maiden winner Lonesome Road, a half-brother to Grade I winner Mindframe ...

Nysos and Nevada Beach exited Sunday's GII Laffit Pincay Jr. Stakes at Santa Anita in good shape and may target the Saudi Cup ...

Jonathan Thomas indicates American Oaks winner Ambaya will likely get some time off after her American Oaks win at Santa Anita ...

Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum, a leading owner-breeder in Britain and member of the ruling family of Dubai, died on Monday. Sheikh Mohammed Obaid has enjoyed significant success over the past 30 ...

Dual graded stakes winner Barnes has been retired to due injury and will stand at Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa in 2026 ...

Ambaya ran down her rivals late and held would be challengers at bay to win the GI American Oaks en route to collecting her first elite win.

Gestut Etzean's Amaron was second in the German table and was the leading performer among all active sires in Germany for the third year running. The late Adlerflug was third, thanks largely to the G1 ...

Santa Anita Park welcomed 41,962 people for the opening day of their Classic Meet, marking the largest crowd since 2016.

Usha (Tiz the Law), one of three Bob Baffert entries, romped home to earn her first Grade I win in the GI La Brea Stakes at Santa Anita.