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Trainers, jockeys and owners offered their insights on the field ahead of the February Stakes, discussing each horse’s form, condition and prospects. They highlighted key preparation work and strategy for the Grade‑1 contest.

The Japan Racing Association issued the race programme for February 22, headlined by the Grade 1 February Stakes. Supporting contests include other day races, with the February Stakes run over 1,800 m for older horses at Tokyo Racecourse.

The JRA offers video replays and official results for every graded race. Access the latest information through the JRA website or its official platforms.

The morning odds for the Grade 1 February Stakes were published on February 21.

More than three months after a serious spill at Aqueduct that hospitalized him, jockey Dylan Davis returns Saturday at Gulfstream Park aboard two mounts, including a start in the GIII Honey Fox Stakes for trainer Saffie Joseph Jr.

The Wertheimers introduced a promising prospect on Friday as Turbulente (AUS) won impressively on debut at Chantilly. Sent off at 5‑1 for the 9½‑furlong Polytrack, the Christopher Head‑trained relative of Melbourne Cup winner Americain (by Dynaformer) settled behind the early leader before taking command two furlongs out for a comfortable victory.

The lastmanfrompenr (Passing Glance) (lot 1), who won his debut bumper at Kelso earlier this month, is among three lots in the GoffsGo Early March Sale. He is a half‑brother to Grade 1‑placed Notlongtillmay (Malinas) and is accompanied by lot 2, War Officer (Westerner), who has placed twice in his first two point‑to‑point starts.

The 25th Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup will be run as a World Pool fixture at Ascot on Saturday, August 8. For the first time, a Hong Kong Jockey Club team, led by rider Vincent Ho, will take part.

Following a three‑day pause, the season resumes with a four‑day holiday run, while Seoul and Jeju publish their Monday cards. Busan opens the weekend on Friday with nine contests from 11:15 am to 5:55 pm, and we provide a race‑by‑race analysis.

Fresh from his 2025 Korean Horse of the Year title, Speed Young (Menifee) overcame a tough trip to become the first Busan‑trained horse to capture the Segye Ilbo Trophy, the opening black‑type race of 2026 over 1,200 m at Seoul. The victory was achieved despite numerous obstacles on the day.

Seoul Racecourse reopens on Sunday for the 2026 season, featuring the 1,200‑metre Segye Ilbo Trophy, a Korean‑Listed contest. A full preview of the 17 races, including form and odds, is available.

The last meeting before the Lunar New Year features the season‑opening Listed Segye Ilbo Trophy, the first stakes race of 2026 at Seoul. Seoul schedules ten races from 10:35‑17:55, and Busan runs seven contests from 11:25‑16:55, with a race‑by‑race preview included.

Art Official‑trained pacer Bulletproof Boy kept his reputation for beating elite competition by surging home in the Group 1 AVT Technologies Newcastle Mile on Friday. The victory follows recent successes against top‑class rivals, including Leap To.

Trainer Art Major's pacer Ata Rangi delivered a determined all‑the‑way performance to claim the $20,000 Ararat Advocate Pacing Cup on Friday night. A handful of scratchings had left the field thin and boosted Meteor Moth’s odds, but Ata Rangi held on to secure the win.

In the $25,000 Open Handicap pace at Bally’s Dover, Downers Delight (Bettor’s Delight) surged ahead at the break with Itsrockandroll A and maintained the lead to the finish. After a off‑pace performance the previous week, the horse went wire‑to‑wire for a commanding win.

For five decades Zoe Ellis has supplied top‑class yearlings at the WA Sales, trading under the Temuka Park name. Health issues mean this draft will be her penultimate season.

Former champion hurdler Constitution Hill returns to winning ways after a commanding switch to the flat. He triumphed in the Road to Cheltenham Novice Stakes.

2024 Grand National winner I Am Maximus leads the weights for the Aintree race on 11 April.

Jonbon defeated Pic D'Orhy to win the Ascot Chase, securing his 12th Grade One victory.

Aamilah Aswat says racing in the Grand National is still the dream, after becoming the first black female British jump jockey to win a UK race last week.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep ties to the American West, will narrate *Horse Power*, a new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), the film highlights wild horses.

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

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Ottawa on May 27 to deliver the throne speech, bringing the traditional pomp of the British monarchy, including a prominent role for the RCMP. The ceremony also featured a tribute to Burmese.

Young farriers are enjoying a wave of viral social‑media fame, with strength, skill, charm and looks now seen as part of the job. The trend highlights the growing influence of farriers online.