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The JRA reports the outcomes of the main NAR dirt races held on February 11.

The National Association of Racing released the outcomes of its principal dirt races held on February 12. Key victories and fast finishing times were recorded across the featured events.

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The bulk of the betting was on Express Kid (Bodexpress), the final Springboard Mile winner at Remington and an $800,000 Fasig‑Tipton Digital January purchase. However, Reddam Racing’s homebred Pavlovian (Pavel) timed his run perfectly, giving trainer Doug O'Neill his third Sunland Derby victory.

Jockey Mario Gutierrez was taken to Aventura Hospital for evaluation after his mount fell at the eighth pole in the ninth race at Gulfstream Park on Sunday. He was aboard Souper Dormy (Into Mischief) in a turf‑mile claimer when the gelding went wrong.

Jill Baffert’s Bottle of Rouge (Vino Rosso), the 2‑5 favorite, survived a steward’s inquiry to earn 20 Kentucky Oaks qualifying points with a win in the Sunland Park Oaks on Sunday in New Mexico. The former GI Del Mar Debutante winner was making her first start since finishing last season.

Grade I winner Napoleon Solo (Liam’s Map) kept his Kentucky Derby prep on track with a solid five‑furlong work at Palm Meadows Friday, cruising in 1:01.45—the fastest of the week. His next target for the end of the month remains undecided.

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.

Aamilah Aswat becomes the first female black British jump jockey to win a UK horse race.

Fact To File won the Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown. Stablemate Galopin Des Champs finished third while targeting a fourth successive victory.

Brighterdaysahead beat Lossiemouth in their Leopardstown rematch to take the Irish Champion Hurdle on Sunday.

The final racing day before the Lunar New Year presents the season’s opening stakes race, the Listed Segye Ilbo Trophy, on a ten‑race card at Seoul from 10:35 to 17:55. Busan follows with seven races between 11:25 and 16:55, kicking off with a Class 6, 1300‑m Special Weight contest.

Saturday’s program at Seoul features eleven events beginning at 10:35 am and ending at 5:55 pm, with the first contest a Class 6, 1200‑meter Special Weight A worth KRW 30 million. Raon the Clara, after a disappointing debut in November, rebounded in the trial and finished a respectable third.

Friday's nine‑race program at Busan is the last meeting before the brief Lunar New Year pause, running from 11:15 to 17:55. The opening race is a Class 6, 1300‑m Special Weight A (KRW 30 M) where Doctor Champ returns after more than three months away and finishes a close second.

The marquee event offered significant implications for the Sprint Series, a rival advanced on the Triple Crown trail, and a juvenile filly delivered an eye‑catching return. The only Class 1 race of the weekend concluded the meeting on Saturday.

Fresh from a remarkable 2025 season that produced 104 victories out of 386 starts (a 26.94% win rate), Marg and Paddy Lee are well‑placed for the Great Southern Star. The mother‑son training team currently holds every pivotal slot.

Since relocating from Victoria to Queensland, former pacer Cheerstolou delivered a stunning 1:50.8 debut win at Albion Park on 6 Nov. He promptly followed that with a commanding victory in the Listed $52,000 Peak race.

Alfredtown’s 41‑year‑old Jake Stockton juggles the duties of owner, trainer and driver while running the acclaimed Wingate Farm about 15 km southwest of Wagga. He is now pushing to qualify a dependable mare for a $150,000 feature during a peak period of the season.

During the Australian Pacing Gold Melbourne Yearling Sale on February 15, northern Tasmanian outfit Tourello showcased Standardbreds from the promising first‑crop stallions All Bets Off, Summa Cum Laude and Catch The Fire. All Bets Off, a $3 million son of Bettor’s Delight, has already generated over $10 million in earnings for his offspring.

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 contribution supports the sanctuary’s ongoing efforts to care for animals affected by recent emergencies.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s May 27 visit to Ottawa for the throne speech featured full royal pomp, with the RCMP providing a prominent ceremonial presence. The occasion also included a tribute to the famed horse Burmese.

Young farriers are gaining viral social‑media fame, showcasing the strength, skill, charm, and good looks often expected in the trade. Both male and female farriers are seizing the spotlight.

A mare and her foal were spotted on North Carolina’s Outer Banks after the mare somehow got her head caught in the rungs of a ladder. The odd sight attracted local attention.