As of the morning of Nov. 6, seven new Thoroughbred mares are headed to Ontario in part due to the Thoroughbred Improvement Program's Mare Purchase Program.

Paul Verderosa looks ahead to the Mother Goose Stakes & the Dwyer Stakes at Belmont Park.

Darby Dan Farm announced its 2027 stud fees Nov. 6 for its stallion roster, which includes the classic-placed, grade 1 winner Blazing Sevens and farm stalwart Dialed In, who will both stand for $10,000.

The move builds on Sequel's relationship with Waldorf Farm and their shared commitment to growing New York's breeding program.

"The Racetracks of America: From the Pre-Civil War Days to the 21st Century," a 440-page history of Thoroughbred racing venues nationwide, won the 20th Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award Nov. 4 during an evening ceremony in Lexington.

Ironhorse Stallions announces Bucchero, one of New York's leading sires and a proven producer of top-class racehorses, will stand the 2027 breeding season for $20,000 live foal, stands and nurses.

Bacio, winner of the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1T) Oct. 31 at Keeneland, will not head to Australia as originally planned.

A total of 217 horses changed hands for $40,136,000, including post-ring sales. The three-day gross maintains a 6.4% lead over last year.

On BH In Session: Keeneland November: Louie Rabaut speaks with buyers Carrie Brogden of Machmer Hall, Charlie Gavin of Chivalry Racing, and Will Gunderson of Twin Oaks Bloodstock and MWG.

Bacio, winner of the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1T) Oct. 31 at Keeneland, will not head to Australia as originally planned.