Grade 1 winner Saudi Crown has been retired from racing and will stand at Darby Dan Farm in 2027, according to a post from owner FMQ Stables and confirmed by Darby Dan's John Phillips.

In this monthly BH interview, Karen M. Johnson profiles young industry personalities.

Into Mischief, the seven-time defending leading sire in North America, came into the Breeders' Cup needing to land some big blows to stave off Not This Time from taking his crown.

Just days after hosting the Breeders' Cup World Championships, Keeneland will pivot from the racetrack to the sales ring, as it kicks off its prestigious November Breeding Stock Sale, held Nov. 3-11.

There are four broodmares and four weanlings on offer from the dispersal of Aaron and Marie Jones' stock at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.

The daughter of McKinzie won two grade 1 stakes and earned $954,510. Spendthrift Farm bought six horses at Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale.

2026 Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1) champion Ways and Means topped the sale at $5,000,000, selling to Boyd Racing.

For the second year in a row, and fifth time in the sale's history, Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale surpassed the $100 million mark for gross sales. At the end of the day of trade, 138 horses sold for $100,167,000, including private sales.

Roger Tovar's Asagi Stables bought two seven-figure fillies, a $1.15 million daughter of Not This Time and a $1 million daughter of Into Mischief, Nov. 2 at Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale.

For the second year in a row Bless the Broken has sold at Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale. And for a second year in a row, plans call for continued racing.