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Patriótica put her full talent on display and continues her dominance on the turf at Maroñas
The mare representing Stud La Concordia added her second victory since her stint at Palermo, this time capturing the Clásico Fomento (G3) MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (Special for Turf Diario).— Beating Patriótica on the grass at Maroñas is, right now, an impossible task. The mare representing Stud La Concordia notched her fourth consecutive victory over that surface this Sunday, in a streak that was only interrupted by her flat effort in the Gran Premio Gilberto Lerena (G1) when she


Golden Tempo turned in his final workout and heads into the Travers Stakes brimming with confidence
The dual classic winner of the Kentucky Derby (G1) and the Belmont Stakes (G1) covered 800 meters in 49.66 seconds at Saratoga and is primed for next Saturday's Travers Stakes (G1); Cherie DeVaux assured that he has bounced back completely from the setback that forced him to miss the Jim Dandy Stakes (G2) SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— Golden Tempo completed his final major breeze this past Saturday for next weekend's DraftKings Travers Stakes (G1-2,00


Aventure ended Diamond Necklace's undefeated run to shine once again at Deauville
The seasoned mare trained by Christophe Ferland captured the Prix Jean Romanet (G1), holding off the previously undefeated three-time G1 winner from Aidan O’Brien's yard; the winner will target the Prix de l’Opéra before a potential trip to Keeneland for the Breeders’ Cup DEAUVILLE, France (Special for Turf Diario).— It had to happen eventually. Following six flawless starts and three consecutive G1 victories in France, Diamond Necklace finally tasted defeat, as a rival of su


Senorita Bonita was a bolt of lightning to capture the Prix Morny at Deauville
The daughter of Starspangledbanner displayed her formidable acceleration once again to dominate the colts; the filly conditioned by Simon and Ed Crisford left Carry The Flag in her wake and will now target the Cheveley Park Stakes(G1), where she could line up against Libertango once again DEAUVILLE, France (Special for Turf Diario).— Senorita Bonita confirmed her standing as one of Europe's most exciting 2-year-old fillies with a high-impact performance in the Sumbe Prix Morn


Knightsbridge proved to be too much, but Full Serrano showed his class once again
Godolphin's favored contender Knightsbridge delivered a commanding victory in the Pacific Classic (G1), but only after engaging in an epic duel with Argentine-bred Full Serrano that set the race ablaze heading into the stretch; the pupil of John Sadler ran a massive race to finish third after a multi-month layoff, once again placing the Breeders’ Cup squarely on his horizon. Meanwhile, fellow Argentine contender Subsanador finished penultimate in a disappointing outing By Die


Tam Tam crossed the country to find her G1 triumph in the Del Mar Oaks
The $975,000 purchase by Rigney Racing, sired by Medaglia d’Oro, rewarded the gamble taken by trainer Phil Bauerwith a 1 1/4-length victory over Lookin At Diamond; jockey Junior Alvarado would soon complete a top-tier double aboard Knightsbridge in the Pacific Classic DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— There were fillies arriving from every corner of the United States alongside several European contenders, but Tam Tam emerged as the undisputed star of the Del Mar


My Gun’s Loaded pulled off an upset in the Alabama Stakes; Counting Star finished third
The pupil of Chad Brown made a major leap to capture her first G1 victory at Saratoga, prevailing by a neck over Measure, while the heavy favorite finished third; Manny Franco was flawless aboard the daughter of Gun Runner SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— Chad Brown knew he needed to devise a fresh formula to defeat Counting Stars (Honor A.P.), the filly who had bested his champion Always a Runner (Gun Runner) in back-to-back starts at Saratoga. He found


Luis Saez reached 4000 career victories, and Saratoga was once again the stage
The Panamanian jockey reached a extraordinary milestone by guiding Rothschild to victory this Saturday; at 34 years old, he reflected on the long journey from his humble beginnings and expressed special gratitude to his family and Kiaran McLaughlin SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— Luis Saez reached one of those numbers that serve to measure a career on Saturday: 4,000 victories. The Panamanian hit the milestone at Saratoga Race Course, guiding Rothschild


Diamond Necklace, undefeated and aiming for another G1 crown in the Prix Jean Romanet
The extraordinary daughter of St Mark’s Basilica will put her flawless record on the line this Sunday at Deauville, seeking her fifth consecutive G1 victory ; the bay headlines a stellar European card that also features the Prix Morny (G1-1,200m), where a deep field of promising 2-year-olds promises to deliver another thrill on a magnificent afternoon of turf action DEAUVILLE, France (Special for Turf Diario).— Some unbeaten records are built in the safety of soft spots, whil


The Puma tuned up under Javier Castellano and is ready to target the Travers Stakes
The son of Essential Quality breezed 1,200 meters at Saratoga, leaving Gustavo Delgado thoroughly pleased with his preparation heading into next Saturday's showcase. Javier Castellano, the record-holding seven-time winner of the Travers (G1), will be in the irons SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— The heat is rising for the Travers Stakes (G1), and The Puma continues to take solid strides toward next Saturday’s showcase at Saratoga, where he will seek to p


Notable Speech returned to being Notable Speech and already sets his sights on another Breeders’ Cup
The remarkable son of Dubawi left behind his setback at Royal Ascot and dominated the City of York Stakes (G1) by 2 3/4 lengths, achieving the sixth top-level victory of his campaign. Charlie Appleby confirmed that he will now head straight for the Breeders' Cup Mile (G1) at Keeneland KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Notable Speech regained his finest form in emphatic fashion this Saturday in the Sky Bet City of York Stakes (G1-1,400m), securing the sixth G1 vi


Pacific Classic: Subsanador and Full Serrano, two Argentines chasing another major triumph at Del Mar
The two Argentine-bred representatives will take part this Saturday in a spectacular renewal of the California million-dollar showpiece, with Knightsbridge setting the pace as the morning-line favorite amidst an elite lineup of high-class out-of-town invaders By Diego H. Mitagstein Once again, the Argentine flag will fly high in one of North America's most prestigious events. Subsanador and Full Serrano will line up this Saturday in the 36th edition of the Pacific Classic (G1


Archivist dominated the Strensall and invites Wathnan to dream of a G1
The son of Dubawi took a massive leap in class by storming to a 7 1/2-length victory in Saturday's Sky Bet Strensall Stakes (G3) at York KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— What appeared on paper to be an even contest ended up transforming into a absolute exhibition. Archivist tore the form book to pieces in the Sky Bet Strensall Stakes(G3-1,771m), opening Saturday's Ebor program at York, and proved with a 7 1/2-length victory that his sharp progression over recen


Bacio broke out in the Nunthorpe and fulfilled one of Wesley Ward's big dreams
The American sensation made all the running at York to hand the trainer one of the most coveted victories of his career; now the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1) looms on the horizon KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— It was a long time coming. There were painful defeats, some almost inexplicable. Through his barn passed Acapulco (Scat Daddy), Lady Aurelia (Scat Daddy), and Golden Pal(Uncle Mo)—three of the most extraordinary sprinters to ever cross his path. But f


Del Mar Oaks: Europe once again tests the best of the local contingent
Kensington Lane, recent winner of the Belmont Oaks (G1), leads an even field of ten 3-year-old fillies for Saturday's G1 over 1,800 meters at Del Mar; Green Carrera, victor at Royal Ascot, alongside several European imports now acclimated to North American racing, add compelling depth to a race that proves difficult to decipher DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— Just before all eyes focus on the Pacific Classic (G1), Hipódromo Del MarHacer clic para abrir el pane


Sinsel, the Brasil winner who launches a new adventure for Red Rafa at Del Mar
The Brazilian colt will make his North American debut this Saturday in the Del Mar Mile (G2), run on the turf for a $300,000 purse; now under the care of trainer Richard Mandella, he looks to extend the Brazilian operation's successful legacy in the North DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— A year after reaching the pinnacle of glory in his homeland, Sinselwill embark on a new chapter of his racing career this Saturday. The Brazilian-bred champion, winner of the 2


Subsanador comes in hot to the Pacific Classic: "He couldn't be doing better"
The Argentine contender turned in a blistering 600-meter breeze in 36s40/100 on Wednesday, posting the fastest time of the morning at Del Mar, leaving Richard Mandella thrilled. Full Serrano, runner-up in the race a year ago, is also fully prepared for Saturday's ultimate test By Diego H. Mitagstein DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— At this stage, there is not much left to do. The heavy lifting is complete, the engines have been tuned, and the remaining hours se


Rain added an extra layer of drama to a thrilling City of York Stakes
The shift to good-to-soft going could prove decisive this Saturday in the 1,400-meter G1, where Notable Speech (photo), Lake Forest, Zavateri, and Japanese contender Satono Reve stand out as the primary contenders. Conversely, Ten Bob Tony welcomed the rainfall with open arms KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Rain has arrived on the scene, introducing a variable that could significantly reshape the landscape for Saturday's feature at York, the City of York Stake


Bacio flew at York to give Wesley Ward his long-awaited first Nunthorpe Stakes
The American sprinter went wire-to-wire in York's big feature, silencing all doubts raised by the soft ground; Juan Hernández guided him to victory and, the moment he crossed the wire, another race began: making it to Heathrow on time to catch a flight back to California... KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Bacio proved far too fast for the rest. The American contender turned the eagerly anticipated Coolmore City Of Troy Nunthorpe Stakes (G1) into a display of p


Arapaho Gold remains perfect and delivers another quality leap in the Gimcrack Stakes
Michael Dods' unbeaten juvenile captured his fourth consecutive victory in York's traditional G2, topping Final Objective by 3/4 of a length. The Mill Reef Stakes now looms as the next and final target of his season KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Every time the bar is raised, Arapaho Gold responds. And this time he did so on a major stage, maintaining his perfect record by capturing the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Gimcrack Stakes (G2) at York, one of Europe's pr


Al Nayyir found redemption at York and captured the Lonsdale Cup
After falling just short in the last two editions, the veteran son of Dubawi rallied from off the pace to defeat Illinois by a length in the G2. Tom Clover is already contemplating a return trip to Dubai KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Third time was the charm for Al Nayyir in the Weatherbys Lonsdale Cup (G2), a race that seemed almost stubbornly determined to deny him. Second by a mere head behind Vauban (Galiway) two seasons ago and third to Trawlerman (Gold


Counting Stars targets the Alabama crown as Mark Casse dreams of repeating history
One year after capturing Saratoga's storied G1 for the first time with Nitrogen, the Canadian conditioner will seek to defend his crown with the division leader, a dual G1 winner at the meeting SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York (Special for Turf Diario).— There are races that, even for those accustomed to winning on the biggest stages, carry a different meaning. For Mark Casse, the Alabama Stakes (G1) was one of them. For years it remained among the major missing pieces in his legen


Bacio, the American bullet challenging the elite sprinters in the Nunthorpe Stakes
The Wesley Ward-trained colt emerges as the morning-line favorite for this Friday's Coolmore City Of Troy Nunthorpe Stakes (G1) at York, where he faces a steep class rise. Asfoora, Rayevka, American Affair, Mission Central, and Satono Reve headline a formidable field of 17 rivals Australian star Asfoora goes for the double in the Nunthorpe / YORK KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Wesley Ward has spent years turning his cross-Atlantic trips from the United States


Gentlemen and that 1997 afternoon when Argentina conquered the Pacific Classic for the very first time
The superstar from Haras de La Pomme arrived at Del Mar as one of the towering figures of U.S. racing and defeated Siphon in a display forever etched in history; six years later, Candy Ride would repeat the feat By Diego H. Mitagstein Full Serrano (Full Mast) and Subsanador (Fortify) will once again place Argentina face-to-face this Saturday with one of those historical challenges that have traditionally suited its runners so well. It will take place in the Pacific Classic (G


Kalpana dug deep until the very last stride, showcasing her champion's heart once again
The winner of the King George held on by a mere half-head to capture the Yorkshire Oaks (G1), fending off the formidable late charge of Sparan Nua. It marked the second G1 victory in just 24 hours for Juddmonte, Andrew Balding, and Colin Keane, following Item's major upset in the Juddmonte International (G1) KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— This time there was no exhibition, nor any margin to relax. Kalpana had to dig deep and showcase all her courage to win th


Constitution River and Ombudsman: the explanations behind an unexpected defeat
KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— The Juddmonte International (G1) promised a spectacular showdown between Constitution River (Wootton Bassett) and Ombudsman (Night of Thunder), but ended up delivering an entirely different story. Item (Frankel) snatched the glory at York, Almaqam (Lope de Vega) was left at the threshold of victory, and the two major contenders had to settle for third and fourth. The explanations arrived in the aftermath. For Aidan O’Brien, the


At York, Libertango shines again and turns her focus to the Breeders' Cup
The daughter of No Nay Never closed from last to first under a masterclass ride by Billy Loughnane to capture the Lowther Stakes (G2); George Boughey considers her a G1-caliber filly and revealed that the Cheveley Park Stakeswill be her next stop before traveling to Lexington KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Libertango once again proved she possesses that extra spark. Forced to overcome a sluggish start, a tricky position, and ground conditions that did not see


Sovereignty remains firmly atop the NTRA poll
The 2025 Horse of the Year once again dominated the weekly poll among top U.S. media outlets by a wide margin, chased by Nitrogen. Deterministic and Magnitude round out the top four spots, while Knightsbridge will have a prime opportunity to keep climbing in Saturday's Pacific Classic LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Special for Turf Diario).— With a fairly quiet recent weekend in terms of major stakes in the United States, there were no changes among the top ten positions in the latest


John Sadler keeps supreme confidence in Full Serrano heading into the Pacific Classic: "He is ready"
The trainer spoke with The BloodHorse regarding the Argentine standout, who this Saturday will seek redemption at Del Mar, where he finished second in 2024; having overcome the hoof issue that kept him out of the San Diego Handicap(G2), the son of Full Mast arrives backed by a series of sharp workouts and the unwavering trust of his conditioner DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— If anyone knows the path to winning the Pacific Classic Stakes(G1), it is John Sadler


Kalpana returns to York to reaffirm her status as queen in the Yorkshire Oaks
The remarkable winner of the King George (G1) targets the Legends Global Yorkshire Oaks (G1), where she will face eight rivals; Minnie Hauk and Johanna Walsh loom as the primary threats KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Barely 24 hours after the highly anticipated clash in the Juddmonte International (G1), York will once again showcase a top-tier star on its turf. It will be the turn of Kalpana, who will headline Thursday's Legends Global Yorkshire Oaks (G1), se


Item pulls off a massive upset at York, ruining the party for Constitution River and Ombudsman
The colt trained by Andrew Balding, off at 10-1, closed with immense power to capture the Juddmonte International (G1), nipping Almaqam right on the wire. The two heavily favored contenders were left out of the picture at the finish The highly anticipated duel between Constitution River (Wootton Bassett) and Ombudsman (Night of Thunder) never quite materialized. While all eyes were fixed on the two major stars, Item appeared from the outside with a tremendous late surge to wi


Maltese Cross gets revenge on Christmas Day and demonstrates his class once again
The son of Sea The Stars, hero of the Grand Prix de Paris (G1), carried a five-pound penalty and still dominated the Great Voltigeur Stakes (G2) at York. Pierre Bonnard finished second, while the Derby winner finished third KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Maltese Cross has suffered only a single defeat during 2026, and he just made sure to leave the horse responsible for it well behind him. The outstanding colt owned by George Waud delivered another masterclas


Haffner takes another step forward and sets his sights on bigger challenges
The son of Justify put his narrow loss at Goodwood firmly behind him, scoring by two lengths in the Tattersalls Acomb Stakes (G3) at York. Aidan O'Brien assured that the mile distance will pose no issue and listed both the Breeders' Cupand the Futurity Trophy among his potential targets KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— He had narrowly missed in the Vintage Stakes (G2) at Goodwood, but Haffner found quick redemption at York, where he took a significant step in h


Immense grief in Brazil: talented jockey Leandro Henrique dies at age 27
Leandro Henrique, one of the most brilliant jockeys of his generation in South America, passed away at the age of 27, leaving the Brazilian and international racing communities in deep mourning RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (Special for Turf Diario).— Some news is impossible to write without deep pain. Leandro Henrique passed away during the early hours of this Wednesday, August 19, at 27 years old, after fighting for his life since Sunday, when he suffered a severe fall during the


Ombudsman and Constitution River, head-to-head in a luxury Juddmonte International
The defending champion (photo) and Aidan O’Brien's sensation colt lead the nine confirmed runners for this Wednesday's marquee clash at York. Both arrive undefeated on the season and will star in a generational duel promising to define the Ebor Festival. Item, Almaqam, and the French contender Zaydann figure among the main threats KNAVESMIRE, England (Special for Turf Diario).— Speculation has come to an end. Ombudsman and Constitution River will stand toe-to-toe this Wednesd


Inshallah, the $2.1 million Flightline colt, won on debut and already fuels high hopes for Sadler
The colt, belonging to the first crop of the unforgettable champion, scored wire-to-wire at Del Mar and left a huge impression; next stop could be the Del Mar Futurity (G1) DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— The name Flightline is once again generating enormous buzz on the racetrack, this time through his first crop of juveniles. And one of them, Inshallah, took an eye-catching first step by winning on debut in a $100,000 maiden special weight contested over 1100


The Pacific Classic, a race of records, legends, and unforgettable memories
Del Mar's flagship event will celebrate its 36th running this Saturday, boasting $1,000,000 in purse money and 2000 meters steeped in history. Candy Ride and Gentlemen stand as the two Argentine-bred victors, while Flightline, Cigar, Beholder, and Bob Baffert headline some of its most memorable chapters DEL MAR, California (Special for Turf Diario).— There are important races, and then there are races that ultimately define the very identity of a racetrack. For Del MarHacer c


Constitution River faces at York the test that could define the true limits of his talent
Michael Tabor makes no effort to hide the excitement surrounding Aidan O’Brien's promising colt, who this Wednesday will clash with Ombudsman in a spectacular renewal of the Juddmonte International (G1). “It’s what one dreams of having,” declared the longtime Coolmore partner COUNTY KILDARE, Ireland (Special for Turf Diario).— Michael Tabor has experienced virtually everything an owner could ever dream of in racing. Thunder Gulch (Gulch), High Chaparral (Sadler's Wells), Mont


Sweet Azteca continues to break records and marches directly toward the Breeders' Cup
She captured the Rancho Bernardo Stakes (G3) at Del Mar for the third consecutive year, virtually hand-ridden. She now boasts 9 victories in 11 starts and targets the Filly & Mare Sprint DEL MAR, California—Challenging Sweet Azteca on equal terms seems to have turned into an nearly impossible mission. Several have tried over recent seasons, and on Sunday it was Thermal's (Nyquist) turn. The result was once again the same: the towering roan dispatched her rival without mercy t


Golden Tempo fine-tunes his preparation for the Travers as DeVaux deems him ready
Winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes, the colt worked 800 meters in 47s46/100 at Saratoga under José Ortiz. “He is in a very good place,” assured his trainer less than two weeks ahead of the major challenge Golden Tempo working on the inside on Saturday at Saratoga / ADAM COGLIANESE / NYRA SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York—The Travers Stakes (G1) is fast approaching, and Golden Tempo continues to flash all the right signals. Winner of both the Kentucky Derby (G1) and


Rayif was back to his Guineas best and captured the Prix Jacques Le Marois
The colt trained by Francis-Henri Graffard rediscovered his finest form at Deauville and, unleashing a formidable late charge under Mickaël Barzalona, defeated Zeus Olympios and Precise in one of Europe's most prestigious mile events DEAUVILLE, France—Rayif was Rayif again. Following a summer in which minor setbacks prevented him from building on his impressive spring trajectory, the Poule d’Essai des Poulains (G1) winner reclaimed his full stature on Sunday to capture the Ag


Survie made history at Saratoga and defeated colts in the Christophe Clement Turf
Barely two weeks after capturing the Glens Falls (G2), the George Boughey-trained mare shone once again at Saratogawith a devastating late rally. She became the first female since 1988 to win the event, securing an automatic berth in the Breeders’ Cup Turf SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York—Neither a short turnaround nor facing colts could stop Survie. Barely two weeks after capturing the Glens Falls (G2), the George Boughey-trained mare made another massive impression at Saratogaby


Bishops Bay won the Philip H. Iselin and celebrated once again at the graded level
The son of Uncle Mo prevailed in a tight finish over Chunk of Gold at Monmouth Park to secure his fifth graded victory, as the top three finishers earned credits toward Breeders’ Cup entry fees OCEANPORT, New Jersey—This time, the photo finish was on his side. After coming up just short in the Salvator Mile Stakes (G3), Bishops Bay found redemption on Saturday at Monmouth Park, taking the Philip H. Iselin Stakes(G3-1700m, dirt) after yet another suspense-filled finish. The KA


Renegade returned to the worktab and Pletcher builds excitement heading into the Travers
The winner of the Arkansas Derby and the Jim Dandy completed his first breeze since his latest victory and left his trainer thoroughly pleased. The primary objective will be the Travers Stakes (G1), set for August 29 at Saratoga SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York—Renegade continues to forge ahead without a hitch toward the $1,250,000 DraftKings Travers Stakes (G1)—the summer centerpiece for 3-year-olds set for August 29 over 1 1/4 miles at Saratoga. The son of Into Mischief, campaign


Rayif, with the ultimate chance to confirm his elite class in the Jacques Le Marois
The winner of the Poule d’Essai des Poulains (G1) will be one of the star attractions this Sunday at Deauville, where a field of 10 contenders has been final-entered for the signature mile test DEAUVILLE, France—The absence of Bow Echo, ruled out earlier this week following an injury, stripped the Prix Jacques Le Marois (G1) of one of its most anticipated stars. Nevertheless, this Sunday’s historic feature at Deauvilleretains tremendous appeal, featuring a 10-horse lineup tha


Baroud surprised Daryzan and took the Prix Guillaume d’Ornano
The Frankel colt displayed a powerful turn of foot to defeat the favorite by two lengths in the G2 feature at Deauville. Teddy Grimthorpe noted that his connections are already looking primarily toward 2027 DEAUVILLE, France—Baroud took a major step forward in his development and pulled off one of the day's biggest surprises at Deauville, posting a commanding victory in the Prix Guillaume d’Ornano (G2) and leaving heavily favored Daryzan (Zarak) in second. Trained by André an


Full Serrano and Subsanador confirmed for a Pacific Classic that adds Knightsbridge
The two South American standouts will line up next Saturday in Del Mar's signature feature, while Bill Mott's powerful runner makes the journey west from Saratoga. The unexpected retirement of Nysos, who loomed as the imposing horse to beat, has blown the picture wide open DEL MAR, California—Full Serrano and Subsanador are officially locked in for next Saturday's Pacific Classic Stakes (G1) at Hipódromo Del MarHacer clic para abrir el panel lateral y obtener más información,


The Christophe Clement Turf debuts its new title with a true international showdown
Ancient Egypt, Survie, and Fort George spearhead the European contingent for Saratoga's historic G1, which starting this year honors the late French trainer. The winner will secure a direct berth into the Breeders’ Cup Turf Tawny Port is trained by Miguel Clement, son of Christophe / ARCHIVO / ADAM COGLIANESE / NYRA SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York—A historic contest begins a brand-new era this Saturday. The 52nd running of the traditional Sword Dancer Invitational (G1) will be con


Survie returns for more at Saratoga and now dares to take on the boys
Just two weeks after her stunning victory in the Glens Falls (G2), the George Boughey-trained mare will tackle the Christophe Clement Turf (G1) over 1 1/2 miles. On the line will be a direct berth into the Breeders’ Cup Turf at Keeneland SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York—Saratoga Race CourseHacer clic para abrir el panel lateral y obtener más información needed just a single performance to show that American racing suits her to perfection. Two weeks after her commanding victory in t


Trawlerman retires from racing following a memorable career
Winner of the Gold Cup (G1) at Royal Ascot and a two-time hero in the Long Distance Cup (G2), the star Godolphinstayer suffered an injury following his latest start at Goodwood. At 8 years old, he concludes his racing career with over £2,000,000 in earnings NEWMARKET, England—Trawlerman, one of the standout European stayers of recent seasons and a horse that earned a special place in the hearts of trainers John and Thady Gosden, has been retired from racing at age 8 after sus
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