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Justify’s favourite was withdrawn at the start of Thursday’s Listed Chesham Stakes, but his sons Nola Soul and On Just Terms still finished first and second. Bred by John Gunther and trained by Fozzy Stack, Nola Soul, ridden by Seamie Heffernan, was prominent throughout and stayed on for the win.

Baeza (McKinzie), winner of last term’s G1 Pennsylvania Derby and a unlucky third after missing the break in his 2026 return in the G2 Alysheba on May 1, is targeting the star‑studded renewal of the $2 million G1 Stephen Foster Stakes at Churchill Downs on June 27. The race offers a key win‑and‑come‑back opportunity.

Australia's top hope for Royal Ascot 2026, Joliestar (Zoustar), was drawn in the middle of the six‑furlong G1 Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes, with 19 sprinters confirmed Thursday. James McDonald will ride from stall nine, while last year’s runner‑up Satono Reve (Lord Kanaloa) starts on the stands side.

Thursday’s Royal Ascot program includes seven races, yet the 2½‑mile Group 1 Gold Cup commands the spotlight. Though often called the Ascot Gold Cup for distinction, the contest has been titled simply the Gold Cup since it was first run in 1807.

Driver Deni Roberts asserts that the spry eight‑year‑old Gee Heza Sport is Western Australia's premier pacer and should prevail in the $31,000 Christmas In July Free‑For‑All over 2,536 m at Gloucester Park. The forecast appears in Ken Casellas' Gloucester Park preview.

The three‑year‑old trotter remained unbeaten, clinching a third straight win by leading gate‑to‑wire in the $8,000 second division of Leg 2B on June 17 at Grand River Raceway.

Owners John and Katrina Price have given the three‑year‑old mare a fresh start, and she responded by winning both of her June starts at Invercargill. After showing promise as a two‑year‑old, she confirmed her form again at three.

Vincent Bradley and Keesha Givens’ mare, piloted by Brandon Givens, clocked a 1:56.1 triumph in the $22,500 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway, taking her meet record to 3‑for‑3. The $33.40 Delaware newcomer was the sole female starter in the race.

For the first time in five years each leg of the Triple Tiara fell to a different filly, and Sunrise edged Korean Oaks champion Catch Race in a one‑furlong stretch to take the Gyeonggi Governor’s Cup (2000 m, G3) at Seoul Racecourse. Luna Stakes winner Clearly Winner also featured in the day's programme.

Sunday's meeting at Seoul saw Sunrise take the last leg of the triple series on the undercard. The feature handicap was won by Dragon Killer (Power Blade), who finally broke his streak of three Class‑3 defeats to claim his first victory at that grade.

A week after Funny Wild captured the Minister’s Cup, Catch Race heads to Seoul Racecourse as the odds‑on favorite to secure two legs of the Triple Tiara in the 2,000‑metre G3 Gyeonggi Governor’s Cup on Sunday. A full breakdown of all 17 entries is available.

The series finale arrives with the 2,000‑meter Gyeonggi Governor’s Cup (G3) as race 8 at Seoul, drawing a ten‑filly field but no prospect of a Tiara sweep. Seoul will stage ten races from 10:35 am to 5:55 pm, with seven more meetings scheduled at Busan.

Bow Echo stayed unbeaten by holding off Gstaad for a grandstand finish in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.

As Gstaad heads to a classic showdown at Royal Ascot, breeder Kelly Thomas calls the Irish 2,000 Guineas winner's journey 'unreal'.

Christmas Day surged to victory in the Epsom Derby, giving Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien a record‑extending 12th Classic win.

Irish champion jockey Dylan Browne‑McMonagle took Thundering On from last place to first, securing the Oaks at Epsom.

Thanks to quick thinking, teamwork, and Equine Guelph’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) training, 29‑year‑old retired police horse Dottie was rescued after she became unable to rise on a snowy, icy morning. The responders safely freed her, preventing further injury.

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

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 the wild horses of North America and their heritage.

To mark Pet Fire Safety Day on July 15, First Onsite Property Restoration pledged a $10,000 matching donation to support rescued animals and recovery efforts at Happy Days Sanctuary in Stevensville, Ontario. Happy Days was founded in response to a local animal‑crisis.