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A four‑horse accident at Saratoga left no one seriously hurt, and jockey Paco Lopez was back in the saddle within 40 minutes, guiding a 12‑1 longshot to an easy win in the $200,000 Schuylerville Stakes on a scorching opening day. Earlier, his filly had run in the one‑mile Wild Applause Stakes on the turf.

Four horses tangled in a spill as the field entered the stretch of Friday's Wild Applause Stakes at Saratoga, but none of the horses or jockeys were seriously injured. I Love Giraffes, ridden by Paco Lopez, appeared to misstep and went down.

Hot Rod Honey (Roadster) rallied from off the pace and drew clear late to win the Sharp Susan Stakes at Gulfstream Park, becoming the first black‑type winner for her freshman sire, a son of Quality Road. The $27,000 Keeneland November weanling had previously won a 1 ¼‑length debut against state‑breds on June 5.

Harper’s Corner (by Speaker’s Corner, a freshman sire out of Street Sense) won the opening‑day Schuylerville S. at Saratoga at 12‑1, becoming the first stakes winner for her sire. Sent to the lead by Paco Lopez, she cleared a six‑horse field, posting fractions of :22.02 and :45.18.

Australian Pacing Gold said its in‑person yearling auctions will be discontinued after the 2026 season, ending a tradition that spanned over three decades. Going forward, the group will focus on selling yearlings through its online marketplace.

Defending champion Michael House headed into the second half of the Addington Amateur Drivers Championship with an eight‑point lead after two opening heats at Cambridge. He sits alone atop a packed leaderboard, with Colleen Negus and John Kriechbaumer level in second.

To safeguard horses and fans, Meadowlands Racetrack has shifted Saturday, July 4's post time to 7 p.m., allowing heat levels to drop. COO/GM Jason Settlemoir said the change provides extra cooling time for everyone.

The PEI Colt Stakes Graduate Series, presented by Red Shores, opens Saturday evening at Charlottetown Driving Park’s Red Shores Racetrack and Casino with a 14‑race card beginning at 5 p.m., the new Saturday start time. The program will continue each Saturday across July and August.

Saturday’s Seoul meeting runs ten contests from 10:35 to 17:55, kicking off with a Class 6, 1,000‑metre Special Weight A offering KRW 45 million. The first start features Luigi Riccardi’s debutant G B ACE, who posted a one‑length win in his sole trial on June 11.

July's meeting launches with an eight‑race program at Busan, running from 11:15 to 17:55, and we detail each start. The first contest, a Class 6 1,000‑m Special Weight A offering KRW 45 million, features V‑LINE, the only runner with a trial time, who posted a swift, front‑running effort.

Roshe stole the limelight on the south‑coast Sunday, while Seoul’s flagship 2,000‑metre Class 1 was won by evens‑odds favorite Pepper X, trained by Lee Hyeok. The Speightster‑bred, famed for front‑running, justified his favoritism with a clear‑cut win.

The three‑year‑old surged ahead in the home stretch to secure a ten‑length victory in the 1,600‑metre G3 Owners’ Cup at Busan Racecourse. The win takes his record to six wins from six starts.

A rare red heat warning from the Met Office caused four of Britain's five scheduled horse racing meetings on Wednesday to be abandoned.

Almeraq won a photo finish against an international field in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Odds-on favourite Precise powered away to claim the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Scandinavia beat Trawlerman to win the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, delivering trainer Aidan O'Brien his 100th winner at the festival.

Quick thinking, teamwork, and the Equine Guelph Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) program enabled responders to rescue Dottie, a 29‑year‑old retired police horse that couldn’t rise on a snowy, icy winter morning. The horse was safely assisted and stabilized.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a bay gelding named Cheyene as a donation from the Helping Alberta Wildies Society. Cheyene, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, will now serve as a special companion at the ranch.

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

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.