Shantel Lanerie, Wife of leading Churchill Rider Corey, Dies at 42
Shantel Lanerie, wife of leading Kentucky-based rider Corey Lanerie, died Friday at Norton Women's and Children's Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky....
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Fastnet Rock's Merchant Navy Wins a Dramatic Diamond Jubilee
Royal Ascot is never short in supply of drama, but the G1 Diamond Jubilee S. ensured it will be the...
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Lasix Dominates Congressional Drug Reform Hearing
Thoroughbred industry witnesses representing both pro and con sides of a federal bill requiring a uniform anti-doping and medication control...
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TDN Q&A With Ahmed Zayat
A new chapter in the career of American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile) will begin July 10 in Lexington, Kentucky when...
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Centauri Rises For Harrington
Manners maketh man, and all that, and there is nothing about conforming to the Royal Ascot dress code that automatically...
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Letter from Ascot: Shang Shang Shang Stars for Ward
In less than a London minute, Wesley Ward turned into a hero just after 2:35 in the afternoon at Royal...
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Body and Soul: All Hail!
The other day we rolled down various leading sires lists in search of a topic for this installment and immediately...
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Sea the Stars' Stradivarius Has the Answers In the Gold Cup
Thursday's G1 Ascot Gold Cup was mostly talked of as a match between Order of St George (Ire) (Galileo {Ire})...
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Cecil Legacy Still Shining At Ascot
When you race here, you run against both the quick and the dead. That's the real point of all this...
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Are Super Trainers Good or Bad for the Sport?
This is part II in a two-part series on "Super Trainers" dominating the game of racing. Click here to read...
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Poet's Word Downs Cracksman In the Prince of Wales's
Sir Michael Stoute had been waiting two years to exceed the late great Sir Henry Cecil's record of 75 Royal...
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Gunthers' Dream Year Continues At Ascot
Fathers and sons, on the track; fathers and daughters, off it. Sometimes the jagged and capricious lines of fortune on...
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