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Long before the Buss family bought the Los Angeles Lakers, Janie Buss grew up summering where the turf meets the surf. Today she’s forging her own purple‑and‑gold legacy in thoroughbred racing through her Purple Rein Racing operation.

If you’re seeking a fast, precocious juvenile, a son or daughter of Early Voting is the quickest option this year. In under a month the stallion has produced five starters, three winners, a runner‑up and a third‑place finish.

The historically winless inside post, idle for 41 years, kept Renegade from being a Kentucky Derby favorite. Yet, despite an adverse gate draw and jostling both early and late, the Into Mischief colt powered home with a tenacious finishing run in the Belmont Stakes.

Pop quiz: what do 2018 Triple Crown winner Justify and Atomic Blonde, dam of last week’s GI Preakness Stakes winner Napoleon Solo, share? Both are by Scat Daddy, were bred by the Gunther family and raised at Glennwood Farm near Versailles, Kentucky.

The swift ascent of New Zealand’s Got The Chocolates (Art Major) has ignited fresh discussion about the continent’s top‑10 pacers as the 2026 campaign pauses after a hectic opening. Hamilton evaluates the current hierarchy, noting the enduring strength of Australian stars while judging who earns a spot among the elite.

Busselton trainer Katie Howlett celebrated her inaugural metropolitan success as Chris Voak guided the relatively inexperienced five‑year‑old Brought To Light to a decisive win in the Westral Meshlock Security Doors and Screens Pace over 2,130 m at Gloucester Park on Friday night. The performance signals a revival in the youngster’s racing campaign.

Frank Chick’s Caviart Daisy earned the $107,800 sophomore filly/mare pacing championship in the Virginia Breeders Fund series at Shenandoah Downs on Saturday. The Sweet Lou‑bred mare recorded a 1:53.2 time on a sloppy surface, tying the division record she set two weeks prior.

The U.S. driver will be in Stockholm on May 30‑31 to helm the German‑bred, Dutch‑owned, Swedish‑trained Gio Cash in at least ten races. It’s a packed weekend, not a vacation.

Korea’s top‑rated runner Clean One, a Grand Prix Stakes and Herald Business winner, returns to take on rivals such as Success Baekpa, Speed Young and Global Hit in the 1800‑metre G2 finale of the Stayer Series. The race caps the series, delivering a showdown of the country’s elite stayers.

The season‑ending Stayer Series race, the 1800‑metre Busan Mayor’s Cup (G2), pits returning Clean One against rivals Success Baekpa, Speed Young and Global Hit. Busan hosts seven races from 11:25 to 16:55, followed by ten contests in Seoul starting at 10:35.

The Seoul meeting features ten races between 10:35 and 17:55. The marquee event is race 7, a Class 2 1600‑metre contest where unbeaten ROSHE takes on Raon Silence, New Dolkong and My Empire.

Eight contests will be run at Busan on Friday, May 22, spanning 11:35 am to 5:55 pm. The first start is a Class 6, 1300‑meter Special Weight A offering KRW 30 million, highlighting P.D SPECIAL, who finished fifth twice last autumn and was a tight runner‑up on April 26 over 1200 m.

Item extended his unbeaten run by winning the Dante Stakes at York, making him a serious Epsom Derby contender.

True Love stormed to victory in the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket, giving legendary Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien his eighth fillies' Classic win.

Golden Tempo surged from the back of the field to win a thrilling Kentucky Derby, making trainer Cherie DeVaux the first woman to win the race.

20-year-old jockey Billy Loughnane claimed his first Classic victory on Bow Echo in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a horse donation from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The sweet‑tempered bay gelding Cheyene, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, has found a special forever home.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep roots in the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. Produced in partnership with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates wild horses and their heritage.

To mark Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation for rescued animals and recovery work at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The sanctuary was founded in response to …

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s historic May 27 visit to Ottawa for the throne speech featured the traditional pomp of the British monarchy, highlighted by the RCMP’s ceremonial presence. The event also included a tribute to Burmese.