
Community Rallying Behind Eureka to Make it a Success
With the local community rallying behind it, Eureka Downs has returned to horse racing. Now, that community aims to make it a success.
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With the local community rallying behind it, Eureka Downs has returned to horse racing. Now, that community aims to make it a success.

Introducing Born in the Purple, a new BloodHorse video series spotlighting Breeders’ Cup contenders sired by past Breeders’ Cup winners. First up, Golden Tempo.

Mark Casse shares his thoughts on Nitrogen and Classic Q following their final breezes for the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland.

Respected racing broadcaster and industry professional Scott Hazelton will join Keeneland's team full time in January, expanding his work across the organization's marketing, content, and customer engagement initiatives.

Paramount Sales is bringing championship blood to the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings Sale Oct. 19-22, offering three yearlings with direct family ties to Breeders' Cup contenders.

Horse racing returned to Kansas Oct. 17 as Eureka Downs welcomed more than 2,000 spectators on a picture-perfect day. By the end of the 10-race card, stakeholders were optimistic for the state's future.

Sean Clancy has worn his share of hats over the years: rider, bloodstock agent, journalist, and now owner of a Breeders' Cup contender in Adonius, a Soldier's Call gelding trained by Rebecca Menzies.

In the latest edition of the Odds and Trends column, J. Keeler Johnson dives into early results at the new Belmont Park.

Taking place Oct. 28, days before the Breeders' Cup begins at Keeneland, the invitation-only auction will present a 2.5% breeding-rights share in Englishman and a collection of fractional and whole interests in Breeders' Cup contenders.

Recent British Champion Stakes (G1) winner Ombudsman will not race in the Breeders' Cup Turf (G1T) Oct. 31 at Keeneland, according to a post on X from racing reporter Nick Luck.

FOX Sports and the New York Racing Association announced a multiyear agreement between NYRA and 1/ST, establishing FOX Sports as the television home of the Gulfstream Park Championship Meet.

The 2026 edition of the Breeders' Cup is already a record-breaking affair after an unprecedented 255 pre-entries have been accepted for the World Championships Oct. 30-31 at Keeneland.
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