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A collection of photos from recent JRA graded races, showcasing winners, key moments, and track action. The gallery offers a visual overview of the season’s top‑level contests.

The 2025 NAR Grand Prix is scheduled for [date] at [venue], drawing top horses from the National Association of Racing. The race offers a sizable purse and will be a key target for connections ahead of the season's major stakes.

The Japan Racing Association released the 2025 rankings for Japanese Thoroughbred racehorses, detailing the top performers and their ratings. The list reflects results from the recent racing season.

The following outlines the outcomes of the NAR's principal dirt races held on January 21.

Klaravich Stables' three‑year‑old filly CURRENT YIELD (by Nyquist‑Denali Tizadream, out of Colonel John) overcame a tricky inside trip to win at first asking as the 2‑1 favorite on Saturday at Tampa Bay Downs. Starting from an inside post in a full field of sophomore fillies, the $400,000 Keeneland September purchase showed early speed.

TDN Rising Star Intrepido (by Maximus Mischief) led a busy Saturday work tab at Santa Anita, posting a timed workout. He was joined by fellow 3‑year‑olds Litmus Test (Nyquist), Desert Gate (Omaha Beach), Acknowledgemeplz (Bucchero), Robusta (Accelerate) and Secured Freedom (Practical Joke), all of which also recorded timed workouts.

The 2026 Holy Bull Stakes at Gulfstream Park serves as the inaugural Grade‑3 prep on the Florida trail to the Kentucky Derby, giving three‑year‑olds their first opportunity to earn Derby qualifying points over a roughly two‑mile distance. The race marks the opening act of the road to Churchill Downs.

American trainer Doug O'Neill, who won the 2025 Godolphin Mile with Raging Torrent, will have two runners in the Saudi Cup following a strong Saturday workout. His operation is one of the few U.S. stables that regularly ships horses to major overseas meetings.

The brown mare Keayang Zahara (Volstead) breezed to victory in the $75,000 Ladbrokes Cranbourne Cup, earning her 12th Group 1 triumph and sending her career earnings over the million‑dollar threshold. She surged past early leader Rockinwithattitude and held off six rivals with ease.

Australia’s leading earner Leap To Fame (Bettor’s Delight) narrowly beat Kingman to claim the $150,000 Group 1 Decron Cranbourne Gold Cup on Saturday. The win gave him a hat‑trick of Cranbourne Cup victories.

New Zealand‑bred Rakero Blaze (by Bettors Delight) grabbed the lead from the 10‑metre mark and held it to win the Listed Bay Johnny Trotters Handicap at Menangle on Saturday. Driver Will Rixon, on behalf of trainer Luke McCarthy, guided the mare to a clean, front‑running triumph.

New Zealand‑bred mare Captains Mistress, now under trainer Jason Grimson, sprinted to an all‑the‑way win in the $50,000 Group 3 Angelique at Cranbourne, breaking the course record. The victory adds a third successive triumph to her rising résumé.

Saturday’s program at Seoul offers eleven races from 10:35 am to 5:55 pm, kicking off with a Class 6, 1300‑metre Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maidens and a KRW 45 million purse. Five horses are making their debut, among them (9) Cowboy Socks, who posted a solid fourth after a green start.

The Friday program at Busan features nine contests running from 11:15 to 17:55, opening with a Class 6, 1300‑metre Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maidens offering KRW 45 million. Despite a limited field, the race is hotly contested, with Dubai Seonmul having finished second on his 1200‑metre debut.

Sunday offers ten races at Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and seven at Busan (11:25‑16:55). The opening Seoul contest is a Class 6, 1,200‑m Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maidens with a KRW 30 million purse, and post‑mark 9 SEVEN KAISER leads the betting.

Following Thursday's -12 °C trial sessions, Saturday's Seoul meeting will run 11 races between 10:35 and 18:00, opening with a Class 6, 1,200‑meter Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maiden fillies carrying a KRW 45 million purse.

Jonbon secured consecutive victories in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot after favourite Il Etait Temps fell at the penultimate fence.

Three horses, including Grade One winner Kalif du Berlais, died after sustaining injuries in separate incidents during Kempton Park's Lanzarote Hurdle card.

Ian Balding, legendary trainer of the 1971 Derby winner Mill Reef, dies at 87.

More than 44,000 spectators attended Cheltenham's New Year's Day meeting, marking the first time the fixture has sold out.

In honor of Pet Fire Safety Day (July 15), First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery efforts at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The sanctuary was founded to help animals affected by fire incidents.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s historic May 27 visit to Ottawa featured the RCMP in their ceremonial duties, providing the traditional pomp befitting the British monarchy. The article also notes a special tribute to the legendary racehorse Burmese.

Young farriers are enjoying a wave of viral social‑media fame, with strength, skill, charisma and good looks now seen as job essentials. The trend highlights how the trade is gaining broader public attention.

A mare with a foal on the Outer Banks of North Carolina got her head tangled in a ladder’s rungs, creating a bizarre sight that drew local attention. The unusual incident was captured on video and shared online.