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Chief Wallabee (Constitution) logged a five‑furlong workout in 1:00 on a crisp Monday at Churchill Downs, posting fractions of :24.80, :36.60 and :48.20. The session was during the early‑morning Derby and Kentucky Oaks training window (7:15‑7:30 a.m. ET) with recent maiden winner Gilded Bandit (Charlatan).

Breeder Mark Dreeling says the thrill of a win can sustain him through tougher periods. While mucking out, he shared his excitement over Alparslan’s classic victory.

Daniel Craggs assumed the additional role of general manager at Nottingham Racecourse on Monday, April 13, while retaining his position at Huntingdon Racecourse. He joined The Jockey Club in March 2024 and brings experience from professional sport, including former roles at Nottingham Forest Football Club and Nottinghamshire County.

A three‑race stakes series—including the GII Great Lady M.—with a combined purse of $400,000 will headline the Los Angeles County Fair meet at Los Alamitos. The nine‑day season runs June 19 through July 5, with racing on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (June 19‑21, 26‑28 and July 3‑5) and a 1 p.m. post time.

Jordan Chibnall secured her first official quartet of wins in a single Launceston meeting on Sunday, after a similar feat late last year was erased by a disqualification. She wore a black armband to pay tribute to her cousin Callum Smail, who died earlier that week.

Tassie’s leading pacer and his team are aiming to salvage their Perth campaign in Friday night’s $300,000 Group 1 Fremantle Cup at Gloucester Park. Owner Braden Howlett admitted it was tough watching NSW’s Max Delight outshine WA’s top pacers after Triedtotellya had to be scratched.

Inspired by his daughter’s love for harness racing, 60‑year‑old Shane Parrish staged a winning comeback after being away from the training ranks since the 2019‑20 season. While he stayed active as an owner of family‑run pacers, he is now back on the training track.

The last fortnight has highlighted the mounting importance of slot races, with Cambridge's spectacular Night of Champions and Gloucester Park’s $1.25 million Group 1 Nullarbor victory by veteran Max Delight leading the charge. Cambridge also showcased two generational talent, cementing the slot format’s growing prominence.

Kap Vert at 20‑1 delivered a surprise win, storming to victory in the Scottish Grand National at Ayr.

A Grand National trainer was sentenced for the appalling beating of a dog walker with a hockey stick.

I Am Maximus won the Grand National for a second time, giving trainer Willie Mullins another victory at Aintree. The double win matches a feat last achieved by Red Rum.

Irish trainer Willie Mullins savours his third consecutive Grand National win at Aintree, matching the record set by legendary Vincent O'Brien. The achievement cements his place in Aintree folklore.

Sunday sees the G3 YTN Cup, a 2000‑metre contest, as the second stop of the 2026 Korea Stayer Series at Seoul. The card comprises ten races in Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and seven in Busan (11:25‑16:55), with race-by-race previews provided.

The Seoul meeting on Saturday features eleven contests running from 10:35 to 17:55. In the opening Class 6, 1200‑m Special Weight A with a KRW 30 million pot, Golden Match broke well, faded after an early pace run, and secured a solid runner‑up from post 2.

Eight contests will be run at Busan on Friday, beginning at 11:15 and wrapping up at 17:55. The first race is a Class 6, 1300‑metre Special Weight A offering KRW 30 million, where GOLD POCKET displayed early speed in her March 20 debut.

The champion reclaimed his title as Korea’s leading sprinter, cruising to a comfortable win in the 1,200‑metre SBS Sports Sprint (G3) at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday, marking his second straight victory in the event. The triumph also secured a back‑to‑back Sprint Series triumph with one leg of the series still pending.

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, has found a permanent home.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep roots in the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates the nation’s free‑roaming horses.

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

King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited Ottawa on May 27 to deliver the throne speech, with the expected pomp and ceremony of the British monarchy. The RCMP’s ceremonial duties were showcased, culminating in a tribute to the celebrated horse Burmese.