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Grade I winner Bottle of Rouge (by Vino Rosso), one of two GI Kentucky Oaks hopefuls for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, has been scratched from the Classic for fillies at Churchill Downs, Baffert announced on Sunday. The filly worked a half‑mile in :48.80 at 5:30 a.m. with Martin Garcia aboard.

Named for the Norse maidens who guide the worthy to Valhalla, Valkyrie—by sire Early Voting—contended strongly on the opening front at Churchill Downs. Her win doubled as a debut celebration and puts her on track to become Early Voting’s first stakes winner at the track.

Over 300 acres formerly owned by trainer Dermot Weld have been transferred to Luke Comer and his two sons, the Sunday Independent reports. The Kildare portfolio, comprising nine parcels near Weld's Curragh training base, is believed to be worth at least a substantial amount.

Liam Browne, best known for guiding Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Dara Monarch, has died at 89. Bought for just 5,000 guineas, Dara Monarch became a leading three‑year‑old in 1982, adding wins such as the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.

In rain‑slick Southland, Canterbury filly Show Stopper (Downbytheseaside) beat Ideal Crown by a neck, with Skinny Dippin a further neck back, to secure the $60,000 Group 2 Southern Oaks. Butt explained she hoped the post would advance quickly because they were feeling flat.

Dreams Are Free, under the guidance of Captaintreacherous, captured the $40,000 Regent Car Court Southern Country Cups Final at Invercargill, rewarding owners Brendan Fahy and the Dreams Are Free Syndicate. The triumph underscored the dedication of the stable staff.

Bred and sold by galloping great Graeme Rogerson, Roger That (by Sweet Lou) prevailed in the $100,000 Diamond Creek Farm/SBSR Two‑Year‑Old Classic after a lengthy judges' review. The victory came in the closest finish the race has seen.

Following equipment tweaks by top Meadowlands trainer Per Engblom, defending Dan Patch Driver of the Year Jason Bartlett piloted four‑year‑old gelding Saba Rock past eight opponents to capture the $22,500 high‑end conditioned feature at the Meadowlands on Saturday night.

Havaila won the Bet365 Gold Cup on the final day of the jump racing season at Sandown. Sean Bowen was crowned champion jockey and Dan Skelton champion trainer.

Since 1976, only ten other riders have won the champion jump jockey title before Sean Bowen. How many can you name?

Noble Yeats, the 2022 Grand National winner at 50‑1 odds, has died after a bout of colic.

A Grand National trainer has been sentenced for the appalling assault of a dog walker with a hockey stick.

The Queens' Tour Spring/Summer returns for its second stop on Sunday with the 1400‑metre G2 Ttukseom Cup at Seoul, accompanied by seven races at Busan. Seoul will host ten events from 10:35 to 17:55, while Busan runs seven from 11:25 to 16:55, with full race previews available.

Seoul will stage eleven races on Saturday, kicking off at 10:35 am and finishing at 5:55 pm. The first start is a Class 6, 1200‑m Special Weight A for three‑year‑old maidens with a KRW 30 million purse, eight of the eleven entrants are debutants, and NAEGILUIWONDERFUL showed a solid turn of foot in his trial.

The weekend slate begins at Busan on Friday with eight meetings scheduled between 11:15 and 17:55. The opening race is a Class 6, 1300‑m Special Weight A with a KRW 30 million stake, starring DELTA FORCE, who has earned two third‑place finishes in three starts, most recently over 1200 m on March 29.

Rode by Jin Kyum, Success Baekpa secured the YTN Cup, the second leg of the Stayer Series over 2,000 m at Seoul Racecourse, holding off a late rally from two‑time defending champion Global Hit. The victory delivered the G3 win on Sunday afternoon.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a bay gelding, Cheyene, from the Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The gentle horse was rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago.

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

Marking Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation to aid rescued animals and recovery efforts at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. The sanctuary was founded to provide a safe haven for animals in need.

During King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s May 27 visit to Ottawa for the throne speech, the RCMP provided a ceremonial presence, including a tribute to the iconic horse Burmese. The event highlighted the historic ties between the British monarchy and the Canadian mounted police.