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Grade 2 winner Mopotism, the dam of Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Journalism, was euthanized July 15 in Lexington because of complications of colic. The 11-year-old Uncle Mo mare was the prize jewel of Chilean-based Don Alberto Corp.'s Lexington farm.

John and Thady Gosden have been fined £3,000 after two of their horses tested positive for the banned substance ketamine last summer.

Porter on Pedigrees

Returning to the Maryland Horse Breeders Association board, after having served in the past, are Richard F. Blue Jr., Christine Holden, Grace Merryman, and Kent Allen Murray. Garrett Murray joins the board for the first time.

America's Best Racing takes a look at the field of six that seeks to move forward in the 3-year-old filly division.

Christina Bossinakis, senior editor for the Thoroughbred Daily News and a prominent TV racing personality, has been named the winner of the 2025 Bill Handleman Award, Monmouth Park announced July 15.

The Japan Racing Horse Association Select Sale birthed a dancing star July 15 as the first foals by Equinox sold for a combined ¥3,565,000,000 (US$23,937,874, ¥1=US$0.006708) during a record-smashing renewal of the sale.

This week's racing on radio, TV, and streaming schedule compiled by America's Best Racing.

Trainer Phil Serpe is contesting constitutionality of HISA in federal district court.

The top 10 of the latest National Thoroughbred Racing Association Top Thoroughbred Poll remains virtually unchanged. But the big mover is Far Bridge, who shot into the No. 10 spot after not getting votes a week ago.

After becoming his first graded stakes and grade 1 winner last fall, Scottish Lassie will aim to give trainer and co-owner Jorge Abreu another milestone of his first graded winner at Saratoga July 19 in the $500,000 Coaching Club American Oaks (G1).

Mystery surrounds the buyer of the Equinox colt out of Midnight Bisou, who sold for ¥580,000,000 (US$3,890,804 ¥1=US$0.006708) in front of a rapt audience during the foal session of the JRHA Select Sale July 15.

After a short pause in Thoroughbred racing in California after Los Alamitos Race Course concluded its summer afternoon meet July 6, racing returns to the Golden State July 18 when Del Mar opens for its 86th summer season.

Six semifinalists for the 19th annual Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award have been selected by a panel of judges, representing excellence in Thoroughbred sports literature published in 2024.

On July 15, GoffsGo, a new online platform, will feature the well-related, exciting young producer Ceistiu, in foal to Mehmas, with more entries to be released in the coming days.

After a dominant gate-to-wire win in the Delaware Oaks (G3) last month, Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners' president and founder Aron Wellman told the BloodHorse Monday podcast that Fondly is targeting the Monmouth Oaks (G3) at Monmouth Park July 26.

On the July 14 episode of BloodHorse Monday, Aron Wellman discusses Journalism's entry in the Haskell Stakes (G1), track announcer Matt Dinerman talks about calling the race, and Patrick Brown previews The Racing and Gaming Conference at Saratoga.

Tom Lacy, a former jockey, trainer, and the breeder of 2022 July Stakes winner (G2) and young Tally-Ho Stud sire Persian Force, has died at the age of 89, following a brief illness.

The latest attempt to take the racing message to the wider public will see racehorses take center stage in the very heart of Paris, with France Galop taking over part of the Place de la Concorde for the 'Horses in the City' festival.

Del Mar is adding three new wrinkles to its extensive wagering menu to supplement the track's standard lineup of betting options for fans at its 2025 summer season of racing and wagering beginning July 18.