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The official morning line for the Grade 1 February Stakes was published on February 21, outlining the projected odds for each runner. These odds serve as the starting point for bettors before the race begins.

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Costa Nova claimed his second straight win in the February Stakes, finishing a length ahead of the runner‑up. The repeat triumph underscores his continued dominance in the spring sprint.

Maitre Jacques, at 2.1/1, led from the start and won the €240,000 Prix de Selection/Face Time Bourbon over 2,175 m in 1:12.0, with Alexandre Abrivard aboard. In the other Grade‑1 at Paris‑Vincennes, Kobayashi added a win to the day's double‑G1 success.

Trainer Shane Graham missed out on a rare win‑based milestone, but celebrated when his veteran pacer Turn It Up (by Courage Under Fire) exceeded the $1 million earnings mark on Saturday. The horse, noted for its blistering gate starts, has steadily closed in on the coveted figure.

Triedtotellya stays on track for the Group 1 Nullarbor in Perth after slipping to second behind Victorian comeback star Celebrity Royal. Owner Braden Howlett expressed disappointment with the result, not the horse, and remains confident of the pacer’s chances.

Ten‑year‑old gelding Alberio, by Village Jasper, delivered trainer Neville Rattray his inaugural major cup win by capturing the inaugural Circular Head Cup over 2,180 m at Wivenhoe Paceway in Burnie. The windy Sunday contest saw the consistent pacer excel from the standing start to claim the $14,000 prize.

Attendance at the GI Preakness Stakes at Laurel rose from 7,372 in 1988 to 15,917 in 2002, but those numbers were for the event at Laurel, not the live run of the Triple Crown’s second jewel. With a cap of just 4,800, the race may need to temper its expectations.

Fancy Fairlane, a McKinzie offspring, ran green and got off the pace in a six‑furlong maiden special weight at the Fair Grounds on Dec. 20, but his talent carried him past the competition and secured TDN Rising Star honors at Oaklawn Park. He was run down late.

Pegram, Watson and Weitman's Explora (by Blame) stayed close, took the lead and held off Counting Stars to win the GIII Honeybee Stakes at Oaklawn Park on Sunday. Longshot Knickleandime (Knicks Go) led early as Sneaky Good (Into Mischief) moved to the inside.

So Happy (Runhappy), Brant (Gun Runner) and Potente (Into Mischief) worked Sunday as final preparations for the March 7 GII San Felipe Stakes at Santa Anita. So Happy, the GII San Vicente winner, galloped four furlongs in 46.8 seconds for trainer Mark Glatt.

Sunday’s card from Seoul and Busan launches the season’s inaugural two listed stakes for three‑year‑olds, beginning with the 1,400‑metre Sports Seoul Trophy at 15:40 KST and then the Gyeongnam Shinmun Trophy shortly thereafter.

March 1 opens with listed events for three‑year‑old horses at both venues, featuring ten contests at Seoul from 10:35 to 17:55 and seven at Busan from 11:25 to 16:55. The first Seoul race is a 1300‑metre Class 6 Special Weight A maiden for fillies with a KRW 45 million purse.

The Seoul meeting on Saturday features eleven races from 10:35 am to 5:55 pm. The opening contest is a 1,200‑metre Class 6 Special Weight A for three‑year‑old fillies, offering KRW 45 million, with eleven entrants – nine of whom are making their first start.

Racing returns, opening a four‑day holiday stretch while Seoul and Jeju release their Monday holiday cards. Busan kicks off Friday with nine contests from 11:15 to 17:55, starting with a Class 6, 1300 m Special Weight A offering KRW 45 million and starring CAMPIO, trained by Kim Hye‑sun.

Former champion hurdler Constitution Hill returns to winning ways with a commanding flat debut in the Road to Cheltenham Novice Stakes.

2024 Grand National winner I Am Maximus leads the weights for this year's Aintree race on 11 April.

Jonbon beat Pic D'Orhy to win the Ascot Chase, securing his 12th Grade One victory.

Aamilah Aswat says racing in the Grand National is still “the dream”, after becoming the first black female British jump jockey to win a UK race last week.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with roots in the American West, will narrate the IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. The film, produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, celebrates wild horses.

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 in response to …

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Ottawa on May 27 to deliver the throne speech, bringing the customary pomp of the British monarchy. A significant portion of that ceremony highlighted the RCMP’s royal duties and included a tribute to Burmese.

Young farriers are enjoying a wave of viral social‑media fame, showcasing their strength, skill, charm, and good looks. The trend highlights how these qualities have become informal job requirements.