As Shisospicy disappeared into a morning fog Oct. 17 at Keeneland, it was perhaps a symbol of the way her 2026 season has gone. Although, her strong emergence from the fog just a little bit later symbolized what it still could be.

This month's OwnerView Conference panel highlights pedigree analysis and the tools and programs used to get the most information possible.

In the latest edition of the Odds and Trends column, J. Keeler Johnson dives into early results at the new Belmont Park.

Grade 1 winner Echo Town has been sold and will continue his stud career in Iran.

Fasig-Tipton's October Digital Sale closed Oct. 14 with gross sales of $6,729,000 for 287 horses sold. The average price was $23,449 and the median was $10,000.

Thoroughbred industry stakeholders in Texas have less reason for optimism after receiving additional feedback from the Texas Racing Commission chairman during an Oct. 14 commission meeting.

Life Is Good, by multiple leading sire Into Mischief, is the second-leading freshman sire by percentage of stakes horses from runners at 13%.

Shadwell continued its sales-ring resurgence with the 460,000 guineas signing of a striking son of Showcasing during the early exchanges of the final session of Tattersall's October Yearling Sale Book 2 Oct. 14.

A total of 22 black-type fillies and mares, including the already announced dam of group 1 winner Saffron Beach, Falling Petals, will feature in the inaugural Chicquita Session at the Goffs November Breeding Stock Sale.

Nyquist, a son of Uncle Mo, has sired 13 career grade 1 winners and 16 sales yearlings who brought $1 million or more. Sovereignty and Knightsbridge will join the Darley America roster next year, with their stud fees set after the Breeders' Cup.