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Satono Reve repeated his triumph in the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, winning the sprint for a second straight year. The colt finished strongly to beat a competitive field and secure the Group 1 honor.

The Japan Racing Association has released the official ratings for horses nominated in the Osaka Hai Grade 1. The figures will be used to evaluate form and set weight assignments.

Somebeachsomewhere‑bred Huntsville capped the Bathurst Gold Crown night by siring the winners of both juvenile finals, delivering a Group One siring double. The feat also completed a 2‑year‑old treble, cementing his rising influence as a Southern Hemisphere sire.

On March 30 at MGM Yonkers, driver Jason Bartlett claimed three of the five $50,000 heats, guiding Soho Firestone A, Redwood Hanover and Huntinthelastdolar to victory. The remaining two divisions were taken by Donegal Luther N and Chase H Hanover.

Ron Burke and driver Ronnie Wrenn Jr. captured both Open contests at Oak Grove on March 30. They first won the $30,000 Open Pace with odds‑on favorite Tip Top Cat, then added the $25,000 Open 2 Pace later in the program.

The three‑year‑old filly broke sharply from post five with Troy Beyer aboard and secured the $51,200 Bally’s Dover Late Closer for 3‑year‑old trotting fillies on Monday night. Early trouble from post eight’s Emery’s Angel dissipated as Wolfpack One charged to the win.

The concluding set of 100‑point prep events—the Florida Derby, Arkansas Derby and UAE Derby—upended the betting market, elevating new contenders to the top of the Kentucky Derby leaderboard. This shift in the Road to the Derby’s Championship Series has dramatically reshaped the rankings of the three‑year‑old crop.

Last Saturday it was announced that No. 1‑ranked Paladin (Gun Runner) will miss the Grade‑I Kentucky Derby due to a non‑displaced condylar fracture in his right front ankle, creating a vacancy at the top of the Derby rankings. Choosing a replacement from the many qualified contenders proved difficult.

St. Elias Stable, trainer William H. Lawrence and Glassman Racing’s Iron Honor are slated to stretch out in the 101st Grade‑2 Wood Memorial, a $750,000, nine‑furlong sophomore contest at Aqueduct. A competitive thirteen‑horse field will vie for the purse on Saturday.

Two leading candidates for Saturday's Grade I Santa Anita Derby hit the track on Sunday – Intrepido, trained by Jeff Mullins, completed a half‑mile with jockey Hector Berrios, and Robusta, under Doug O’Neill, logged six furlongs with Emisael Jaramillo in the irons.

Constitution Hill won under the floodlights at Kempton Park. It is his second win from two on the flat after moving from National Hunt racing.

The weights and entries for the Grand National at Aintree on 11 April are listed here.

The BHA has launched a new strategy to address a “consistent pattern” of racism affecting horse racing staff.

Nico de Boinville has been cleared of alleged racist comments aimed at fellow jockey Declan Queally during the Cheltenham Festival.

Sixteen three-year-old colts will contest the KRA Cup Mile, a 1,600‑meter G2 race, at Busan this Sunday, seeking the first Triple Crown triumph since Power Blade ten years earlier. Eight of the runners have traveled from Seoul to join the field.

The Saturday program at Seoul runs eleven races between 10:35 am and 5:55 pm. The opening contest is a Class 6 1300‑metre Special Weight A with a KRW 30 million purse, where CHEONJI TANK, boasting a fourth and two third‑place finishes from three 1200‑metre starts, aims to step up.

The Triple Crown kicks off at Busan on Sunday, but the weekend begins Friday with eleven races scheduled between 11:15 and 17:55 on the South Coast. Race 1 is a Class 4, 1200‑metre Special Weight A for KRW 75 million, restricted to imported maidens, so the field will be small.

Raon Forest secured the win in the Donga Ilbo 1800‑metre KOR‑Listed, the inaugural leg of the Queens’ Tour Spring/Summer at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday. The lone six‑year‑old in the field beat a host of younger challengers.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a special gift – a bay gelding named Cheyene – donated by the Helping Alberta Wildies Society. Cheyene, a sweet‑tempered rescue from a campground near Sundre four years ago, has found his forever home at the ranch.

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‑horse preservation.

To mark Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration is providing a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery work at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The sanctuary was established to care for animals affected by emergencies.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s historic May 27 visit to Ottawa to deliver the throne speech featured the traditional RCMP ceremonial presence, and included a tribute to the horse Burmese.