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Second-time starters Pass On By (c, 2, Not This Time‑Mata Mua, by Arch) and Related Party (Not This Time) battled to the wire at Saratoga, with Pass On By edging out the 6‑5 favorite. The pair linked up early after a fast break, giving Pass On By a slight advantage.

Pharocity, a Saratoga Maidens entrant out of American Pharoah and presented by Keeneland, took the lead right after the start and never looked back, cruising home to claim the TDN Rising Star honor at The Spa. He led the field, posting a :22.91 opening quarter as the 4‑1 favorite.

Presented by Keeneland Lee and Lexi Lewis, Rum Twist, a two‑year‑old filly by Mandaloun‑Rumandice out of Congrats, got a third start at Saratoga, took over from dueling pacesetters with a furlong to go and surged home to win.

Monique En Vol (f, 2), by Flightline‑Monique’s Candy out of Candy Ride (Arg), debuted for St. Elias Stables and, under a confident Florent Geroux ride, won her maiden at Kentucky Downs. She relaxed after the jump as Compass Sixty (Liam’s Map) took the early lead.

Our harness racing analyst provides complimentary selections for tomorrow’s Methven meeting, which has 11 races starting at 11:45 am. Spot the highlighted specials and value runners that could improve your winnings.

All of Maine’s two‑year‑old pacers took the Windsor Fair turf on Friday, Sept. 4, and a few unbeaten horses shone as likely future state‑bred champions. The program opened with four divisions of the Maine Sire Stakes – three of them run before the regular card – showcasing the emerging talent.

On Sept. 4 at the Windsor Fair, Ikon Vang DK, under driver Heath Campbell, took the $6,000 open‑level trot. The triumph gives his new connections a winning introduction.

The highly anticipated comeback of Sweet Lou, racing as Loucasso, resulted in a crisp win in the Three Year Old at Menangle on Saturday. After moving to trainer Seaton Grima a few months ago, the gelding quickly reminded fans why he’s been the buzz of the sport.

Locally‑bred three‑year‑old Funny Wild, who won the first and final legs of the Korean Triple Crown – the KRA Cup Mile (1600 m) and the Minister’s Cup (2000 m) – and finished third in the Derby, now lines up for the 1800 m Korea Cup. He comes in with five career victories.

Beolgyoui Kkum (KOR) hasn’t won since July 2024, yet he’s a reliable minor‑stakes finisher at Grade‑1 class, regularly landing in the top five of big handicaps. He was on the pace and held on for fourth place in his most recent run.

Sunday marks International Day with a full card of ten contests at Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and six at Busan (11:25‑15:45). The first race at Seoul is a Class 6, 1,000‑metre Special Weight A event worth ₩45 million, featuring eleven debuting juveniles, with Myoungseong Party highlighted as a leading contender.

The Saturday preceding the Korea Cup and Sprint delivers the year’s most competitive program, featuring seven international trophy contests as the first half of a ten‑race schedule running from 12:55 to 19:55. Below is a race‑by‑race preview of the Seoul Trophy day.

Ten-year-old Galopin Des Champs, a two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, died less than a week after retiring.

Daiquiri Bay edged Hopewell Rock and Opportunity in a three‑way sprint at York to claim the Ebor Handicap.

The Ffos Las horse racing meeting in South Wales will start about two hours earlier on Wednesday because of the solar eclipse.

BBC Sport Wales looks back at the key events that have shaped Chepstow’s century‑old Monmouthshire track.

Quick thinking, teamwork, and Equine Guelph’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) program enabled the rescue of 29‑year‑old retired police horse Dottie, who was dangerously unable to rise on a snowy, icy winter morning. The LAER‑trained responders safely got her back on her feet.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a horse donation from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The gentle bay gelding Cheyene, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, will join the ranch’s program.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep ties to the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary Horse Power. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates …

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