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The Japan Racing Association publishes the 2025 rankings for thoroughbred racehorses, ranking the top performers based on their race results. The list highlights the leading horses, jockeys and trainers for the year.

The report lists the outcomes of the main NAR dirt races held on January 21.

The Japan Racing Association has granted King a short‑term jockey’s license, allowing him to compete in upcoming races. The temporary license will be in effect for a limited period.

Provides video replays and official results for all JRA graded races. Users can view past performances and check finishing times and placings.

After almost fifty years of chasing a Kentucky Derby prospect, Tom Durant says his homebred D'Code (by Speightstown) fits the bill. The horse will make his two‑turn debut in his second career start in Friday’s GIII Southwest.

Winter weather kept disrupting the live racing schedule, forcing Laurel Park to cancel its Saturday card because of frigid temperatures and wind expected across the Mid‑Atlantic. The track had already canceled Friday and Saturday cards, ending the anticipated live racing for the weekend.

Tickets for the 2026 Breeders' Cup championship weekend at Keeneland (Oct. 30‑31) go on sale to the public on Apr. 21. Fans can sign up for information at BreedersCup.com/2026 and must have a free SeatGeek account (SeatGeek.com/#register) to purchase tickets.

Trainer Horacio De Paz has entered three horses in three different stakes at Aqueduct, with Star Stonewall headlining Friday’s $135,000 Interborough sprint for older fillies and mares over seven furlongs. The card also features Low Country Magic in the $135,000 Ladies' Stakes for older fillies and mares.

The Friday meeting at Busan features nine contests from 11:15 to 17:55, opening with a Class 6, 1200‑metre Special Weight A offering a KRW 45 million purse for three‑year‑old maidens, nine of which are making their debut. Nice Myeongga showed respectable pace in two trial runs.

The first Sunday of February features ten races at Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and seven at Busan (11:25‑16:55). The opening race at Seoul is a Class 6, 1,200‑metre Special Weight A offering ₩30 million, where SUPER TTANGKONG finished a respectable fourth on his debut over the distance on Dec 27.

Saturday’s card at Seoul runs 11 contests from 10:35 to 17:55, opening with a Class 6, 1300‑metre Special Weight A offering a KRW 45 million purse for three‑year‑old maidens. Five of the eleven starters are making their first run, and debutant COWBOY SOCKS, though green, held on for fourth place.

The weekend program begins at Busan on Friday, featuring nine contests running from 11:15 to 17:55. The opening race is a Class 6, 1300‑meter Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maidens only, offering KRW 45 million, with a tight but competitive field highlighted by Dubai Seonmul, who was runner‑up in his 1200‑meter debut.

Veteran trainer‑driver Errol O’Shea will showcase his inaugural horse, a bay colt by a New Zealand sire, at the Australian Pacing Gold Queensland Yearling Sale at Ipswich Turf Club on Sunday, Feb 8. After 50 years in the sport, he steps in as a new vendor for the public auction.

Veteran trainer and driver Anthony Butt reviews his highlights in the Victorian circuit, including the Summer of Glory carnival, and outlines his next steps as he prepares to return to New Zealand. The reflection comes as he wraps up what has been one of his most memorable chapters down under.

Racin Hungry, running via the overland route, secured the Mares Open Handicap pace at Bally’s Dover on Wednesday night. After Square Deal and Ballast fought for the early lead, the outsider surged ahead to claim the win.

The fifth London Classic Yearling Sale is scheduled for Oct. 13‑14, 2026 at the J‑AAR Expo Centre in the Western Fair District, with a preview day on Monday, Oct. 12. Consignors must file entries by March 15.

Fact To File won the Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown, while stablemate Galopin Des Champs finished third as he aimed for a fourth consecutive victory.

Brighterdaysahead beat Lossiemouth in a Leopardstown rematch to claim the Irish Champion Hurdle on Sunday.

We'd like to send a heartfelt, overdue thank you to all our owners for the flood of sweets, cakes, biscuits, drinks and more that arrived over the festive period. Your generosity made our start to 2026 truly special.

Jonbon secured back-to-back victories in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot after favourite Il Etait Temps fell at the second-last fence.

To mark Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation for rescued‑animal and recovery work at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The contribution supports the sanctuary’s effort to aid animals rescued from fire‑related incidents.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s historic May 27 visit to Ottawa to deliver the throne speech featured full royal pomp, much of it provided by the RCMP. The police also honored the legendary horse Burmese with a special tribute.

Young farriers are enjoying a wave of viral social‑media fame, showing that strength, skill, charm and looks have become part of the job’s appeal. The trend highlights how both male and female farriers are gaining attention online.

A mare with a foal on North Carolina’s Outer Banks had her head caught in the rungs of a ladder, creating an unusual sight for locals. The incident quickly drew attention.