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Paradise Woods, by the Lane's End stallion <a href="https://lanesend.com/unionrags " class="horse-link" target="_blank">Union Rags</a>, won her second Zenyatta Stakes, adding this trophy to the one she brought home in 2017. Lane's End TV caught up with trainer John Shirreffs after the race.
Horses race for just a few years, but can live to 30 years old. Graham and Anita Motion are working hard to make sure that their ex-racehorses find good homes after their racing careers, and they're doing it in an equine discipline–eventing–in which they excel, with the help of two-time Olympic Gold medalist Phillip Dutton.
TDN is proud to partner with the Keeneland Library and the Nunn Center for Oral History at the University of Kentucky Libraries in a very special new collaboration: the Keeneland 'Life's Work' Oral History Project, a series of filmed interviews by TDN columnist Chris McGrath with significant figures in the Thoroughbred industry. The second of...
With 10 days to go until the Arc, Enable stepped out on the Rowley Mile at Newmarket Wednesday morning. Emma Berry caught up with her trainer, John Gosden.
After two very easy wins, Dennis' Moment looks to be heading to the Breeders' Cup Juvenile with a heck of a future. TDN intern Katie Ritz checks in with the colt and trainer Dale Romans at Churchill.
Becoming the fourth winner overall for his first-crop sire Honor Code, Bama Breeze showed the versatility the Lanes End stallion is throwing, becoming the first winner on turf and the first going a distance of ground. We talk to trainer Ben Colebrook.
The Fasig-Tipton Fall Yearling Sale, Sept. 26 at Fairplex, offers a catalogue of 285 yearlings from one of the strongest state-bred programs in the nation.
On his way to a college football career, Cameron Beatty was derailed by a motorcycle accident that almost cost him his life. Nine years later, he is having the time of his life with his top three-year-old filly, the Jersey-bred Horologist. Read more on the TDN Look.
Julie Krone is the first person to tell you that her success is due to a solid grounding in good horsemanship. Now, she brings that solid foundation to others as she teaches young people in her jockey camps using retired and rescued racehorses.
