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Silver Ratio Beats Wonder Dean in Japan Dirt Classic
Silver Ratio rallied to win the Oct. 7 Japan Dirt Classic, defeating world travelers Wonder Dean, Finger, and Pyromancer....

Q&A: Thompson Aims to Grow Regional Breeding Markets
In a Q&A with BloodHorse, Najja Thompson discusses his new role as director of state breeder and provincial programs for The Jockey Club....

Changes for Derby Preps, Suburban on Belmont Tapeta
The New York Racing Association announces the stakes schedule for the 2026-27 winter meet at Belmont Park, which will include 28 stakes races worth nearly $5.7 million in total purses....

Ag Bullet Aims to Rebound in Franklin
The clock is counting down on the remarkable career of Ag Bullet, but trainer Richard Baltas is hoping there are still two shots in the chamber left to fire. The first of those comes Oct. 11 in the $4...

G1 Winner, Social Media Star Sandman Retired
2025 Arkansas Derby (G1) winner and social media star Sandman has been retired from racing, according to a social media post by Griffin Johnson, and will stand the 2027 breeding season at Rockridge St...

Silver Ratio Beats Wonder Dean, Finger in Dirt Classic
Silver Ratio rallied to win the Oct. 7 Japan Dirt Classic, defeating world travelers Wonder Dean, Finger, and Pyromancer....

Spendthrift's Yaupon to Stand for $100,000 Next Year
Multiple leading sire Into Mischief holds his place atop the roster at $250,000, and will be joined with six-figure fees by Vekoma and Yaupon at $100,000. Vekoma's fee remains unchanged, while Yaupon'...

Thompson in New Role Growing State Breeding Markets
The Jockey Club announces the appointment of Najja Thompson to a newly created position as director of state breeder and provincial programs....

Primetime Emmy Interest Offered at Championship Sale
Two days before the expected start by Primetime Emmy in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T) at Keeneland, a 25% interest in the French group 3 winner will be offered Oct. 28 at t...

Frost to Step Down as Chief Executive of UK Tote Group
Alex Frost is set to step down as chief executive of the UK Tote Group at the end of 2026 after almost nine years leading the business, with James Coxon appointed as his successor....

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