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Two National Hunt two‑year‑olds each sold for £80,000, co‑leading Thursday's Goffs Yorton Sale. Lot 19, a son of Choeur Du Nord named Obamaa La Colmine, was bought by Gabriel Leenders; his granddam finished second in the Listed Prix la Fleche.

Churchill Downs will start the official Road to the Kentucky Derby on Saturday with the 45th running of the Grade III Iroquois Stakes for two‑year‑olds, a one‑mile race that opens its 14‑day September meet. The series, launched in 2013, awards points on a sliding scale to the top finishers.

The TDN weekly roundup lists HISA‑related rulings from around the country, drawn from the HISA “rulings” portal and the HIWU “pending” and “resolved” case portals. A recent resolved ADMC violation on 09/08/2026 involved trainer Carla Gaines, who received a 7‑day ineligibility period.

Charlie Appleby is shipping another top‑class English turf juvenile to contest Woodbine’s Grade 1 Summer Stakes, a $500,000 race for two‑year‑olds on Saturday. Having previously won the event, his entry reinforces his strong record with North American trips.

Matty Williamson says the early‑season juvenile star is expected to be markedly sharper for the Ricoh Mobile Trot at 6.55 pm, but a easy win should not be assumed.

Our harness analyst offers complimentary selections for today's New Zealand meeting at Addington, which features 12 races starting at 4:59 pm. Look for special wagers and value horses that could enhance your payout.

Champion mare Keayang Zahara (Volstead) will be out longer after a scan showed a slightly more serious issue for the five‑year‑old. Co‑trainer Paddy Lee says she won’t be ready for the upcoming Great Southern Star race.

Our harness racing analyst provides complimentary selections for today’s Auckland meeting, featuring nine races that kick off at 5:14 pm. Spot the special and value contenders we believe can enhance your betting returns.

This Sunday the ninth editions of the Korea Cup (1,800 m) and Korea Sprint (1,200 m) will race at Seoul Racecourse, with challengers from Japan, Hong Kong and a formidable Korean contingent. Both contests are domestic Group 1 events, and the sprint also carries International Group 3 status.

Home‑bred three‑year‑old Funny Wild, who secured the opening and closing legs of the Triple Crown by winning the KRA Cup Mile (1,600 m) and the Minister’s Cup (2,000 m) and placed third in the Derby, is the leading domestic hope over 1,800 m. He arrives with a total of five career victories.

His last win dates back to July 2024, but the horse has remained a consistent minor money earner at class‑1 level, often placing inside the top five in major handicaps. In his most recent outing he was on the pace, finishing fourth.

Sunday marks International Day with ten races at Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and six at Busan (11:25‑15:45). The opening Seoul race is a Class 6 1,000‑m Special Weight A for KRW 45 million, featuring eleven juveniles making their debut, with MYEONGSEONG PARTY the early favorite.

Ten-year-old Galopin Des Champs, a two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, died less than a week after retiring.

Daiquiri Bay edged Hopewell Rock and Opportunity in a three‑way sprint at York to claim the Ebor Handicap.

The horse racing meeting at Ffos Las in South Wales will start about two hours earlier on Wednesday because of the solar eclipse.

BBC Sport Wales looks back at the key events at Chepstow as it marks its 100th anniversary.

Thanks to quick thinking, teamwork, and specialized training from Equine Guelph’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) program, 29‑year‑old retired police horse Dottie was rescued after she became dangerously unable to rise on a snowy, icy winter morning. The rescue highlighted the effectiveness of LAER’s emergency response training.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a horse donation from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The gentle bay gelding Cheyene, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, has been placed in his new permanent home.

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

Marking Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery work at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The sanctuary was created to aid animals affected by fire incidents.