The following are the results from the 5th Annual Sale of Haras Tradición, held at its facilities in Arrufó, Santa Fe Hip Name (sex, sire, dam, broodmare sire) Prize ($ total) 13 Comparsa Rusa (h., Strategos y Sarras, por Sebi Halo) 63.800.000 (^) 1 Muy Argentino (m., Pneumatic y Ocasionada, por Southern Halo) 58.300.000 7 Relojiado (m., Angiolo y Tinguiririca, por Easing Along) 58.300.000 12 Mami Chula (h., Cosmic Trigger y Qué Chula, por Endorsement) 57.200.000 (^) 8 Uncle

John Gosden confirmed that the Prince of Wales’s Stakes (G1) winner will target the Champion Stakes (G1) on October 17 if Ascot maintains good-to-firm ground; should the rains arrive, he will bypass the fixture and travel directly to Keeneland for the Breeders’ Cup Turf (G1) NEWMARKET, England (Special for Turf Diario).— The next move for Ombudsman will not depend on his fitness, nor on his rivals. It will depend on the sky. John Gosden intends to return the Godolphin colt to

The colt trained by Marcelo Sueldo and ridden by Gonzalo Borda faces the unbeaten Vivir en Paz in the Clásico Remigio González Moreno, over 1200 meters on the dirt at San Isidro SAN ISIDRO.— Five 3-year-olds from diverse backgrounds will face off in a rare opportunity. This Wednesday's Clásico Remigio González Moreno offers one of the few slots that the Hipódromo de San Isidro schedule reserves exclusively for 3-year-old sprinters around a turn. Run over 1200 meters on the di

Following his decisive comeback victory in the Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1), the defending champion received 364 points and 24 first-place votes, edging past Sovereignty with 355 points. Knightsbridge ranked third and Magnitudefourth on a list that also welcomed The Puma LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Special for Turf Diario).— Forever Young (Real Steel) needed only a single start to reclaim the throne he had left vacant for nearly six months. His victory in the Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1)

The Keeneland September Yearling Sale grossed $30,215,000 this Tuesday, showing strong gains across average and median figures once again; for the second consecutive day, a colt by Yaupon topped the session, this time fetching $850,000; the cumulative gross sits on the threshold of $500 million LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Special for Turf Diario).— The deeper the Keeneland September Yearling Sale progresses into its second week, the harder it becomes to detect any sign of the market

The trainer and jockey Gonzalo Borda reflected on the colt's victory in the Clásico Jockey Club de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (G3); the confidence shown in morning works, his physical evolution, and praise for the barn staff LA PLATA.— There was plenty of confidence behind the leap. For Cahuel Win, making the jump from a winning debut over the mile to the 2000 meters of the Clásico Jockey Club de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (G3) meant tackling two stern tests at once: incr

With Walter Aguirre in the saddle, he prevailed by a length over Bluclette Rim in the Handicap Haras San Benito to put his recent misstep firmly behind him LA PLATA.— The definitive response came on the track. After a disappointing effort in the Especial Sociedad Hipódromo Chile, Hit It a Bou (56 kg) rediscovered his most productive form to capture the Handicap Haras San Benito, the 1200-meter event that shared top billing alongside the Clásico Jockey Club de la Provincia de

The son of Gershwin preserved his unbeaten record with a 5-length victory in the Clásico Jockey Club de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (G3); another major triumph for trainer Marcelo Sueldo and jockey Gonzalo Borda with a colt that invites high hopes for the Gran Premio Nacional (G1) LA PLATA.— It took just two starts for Cahuel Win to earn a prominent place among the top names of his generation. From a winning debut over the mile, he jumped straight to the 2000 meters of the C

The champion filly of last season will resurface this Friday at Belmont Park following her remarkable runner-up performance behind Sovereignty in the Whitney Stakes (G1). Mark Casse made no secret that the main objective is to arrive at full strength for the Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1) at Keeneland ELMONT, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— After stepping up once more against the nation's top males and emerging from such a stern test with her reputation enhanced even further

The Chilean colt, winner of the recent Gran Premio Latinoamericano (G1), will make his North American debut this Saturday in the City of Hope Mile Stakes (G2) at Santa Anita Park, with a Breeders’ Cup berth on the line; invited to the Japan Cup (G1), he begins to chart the outer limits of his international campaign ARCADIA, California (Special for Turf Diario).— The crown of South America’s best traveled alongside Teao, but now he must defend it far from home. Winner of the m

The founder of Stone Farm was 83 years old and belonged to one of the bedrock families of American breeding; he won the Kentucky Derby with Gato Del Sol, bred Risen Star, and was the driving force behind Sunday Silence, a horse who would go on to permanently transform the Japanese industry PARIS, Kentucky (Special for Turf Diario).— There are men who win big races, others who breed champions, and a select few who help alter the course of an entire industry. Arthur Hancock III

The Gran Premio Suipacha (G1) attracted 15 preliminary entries for October 3 at San Isidro; the two-time Gran Premio Estrellas Sprint winner headlines a field packed with established stars and rising sprinters Everyone knows the champion; everyone knows the chief challenger, too. But past records do not always explain the present, and therein lies the primary allure of the Gran Premio Suipacha (G1-1000m): Le Cornette will once again cross paths with Bailarín de Venecia, a riv

The G1 mile event attracted 9 entries, featuring four Grade 1 winners; What a Man will aim to defend his 2025 title, while Autorretrato is also listed among the contenders for the Gran Premio Jockey Club Speed and stamina will meet once again in that territory where neither can be spared: the mile. The Gran Premio San Isidro (G1) promises to deliver another highlight on the Gran Premio Jockey Club (G1) card—scheduled for Saturday, October 3—with a list of 9 entries featuring

The Keeneland September Yearling Sale opened its second half with $32,941,500 traded, up 9.41 percent compared to the corresponding session in 2025. A colt by Yaupon topped the prices at $825,000, while the sale aggregate now nears $463 million LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Special for Turf Diario).— At this stage of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, the true gauge of market strength is no longer about counting how many yearlings break the seven-figure mark. With the premier book

Without Autorretrato, six colts will contest the Clásico Jockey Club de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (G3), featuring a meager purse of $ 7,510,000 to the winner; Desert Boys seeks redemption, while Cawel Win brings the excitement of an impressive debut LA PLATA.—The La Plata Triple Crown will once again go unclaimed, even before stepping onto its second rung. The absence of Autorretrato (Angiolo), winner of the Polla de Potrillos (G3), deprives the Clásico Jockey Club de la P

Without Fletcher, sold to continue his campaign in Saudi Arabia, the Triple Crown will once again remain vacant; Linguado, Stay Tune, and Hi Pocho head the entries for the major classic on October 3 at San Isidro Hi Pocho, a dominant winner in the Clásico Ensayo / JUAN I. BOZZELLO The Triple Crown no longer has a contender. Before the starting gates even open for the Gran Premio Jockey Club(G1), the dream was once again left without an owner: Fletcher (Gershwin), brilliant wi

So was confirmed by Juan Saldivia, his trainer. The Polla de Potrillos winner will be shipped in a few weeks, with the Saudi Derby (G2) in sight The dream of a Triple Crown lasted only as long as it took for an offer from abroad to arrive. Fletcher, the convincing winner of the Gran Premio Polla de Potrillos (G1), has been sold to continue his career in Saudi Arabia, as confirmed this Monday at Hipódromo Palermo by his trainer, Juan Saldivia. The colt now faces a different ho

What a Man crossed the wire first in the Clásico New Dandy, but was disqualified for interfering with Grand Canyon, his entrymate; both carry the colors of Haras El Ángel de Venecia and are trained by Carlos Daniel Etchechoury The winner changed, but the colors and the trainer remained the same. The Clásico New Dandy delivered a finish that was as fair by the book as it was unusual for its protagonists: What a Man (Mastercraftsman) crossed the wire first, but a sharp drift ou

The daughter of Have At It defeated Salema by a length and a half in the Clásico Asociación Cooperativa de Criadores de SPC Ltda. (L), extending the grand form of Juan Saldivia and William Pereyra Mombasa arrived later to stakes competition, but she is quickly making up for lost time. In only her third career start, the representative of Stud Aladino made the leap from allowance ranks to black-type territory with an inspiring victory, capitalizing on an affinity for the Paler

With Kevin Banegas parting ways with the stable, the Brazilian jockey will return to the country once his license with Japan's NAR concludes; in April 2027, he will return to the Land of the Rising Sun to ride for 4 months in the Japan Racing Association The name Francisco Leandro will once again appear in Argentine race programs starting in November. And there will be a sense of reunion in reading those cards, in searching for his mounts, in the anticipation of seeing him st