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Harrah’s Philadelphia hosted the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Championships for three‑year‑old trotters and pacers, featuring $1.4 million in prize money, with four $300,000 championship races—one for each gait/sex class—and $50,000 consolation events. Miss Jum Jabber (Bettor’s) triumphed in the pacing fillies division.

Champion pacer Bay Of Biscay, a son of Somebeachsomewhere, will be sent to the breeding barn during his recovery from a recent injury. His connections chose early stud service because of his exceptional breeding value.

John De Long guided On To Norway (Muscle Massive) to a 1:51.2 win in the $22,000 Open Trot on Sept. 5, keeping the horse unbeaten in Indiana since April 2025. The triumph moves the pair to nine wins from ten attempts this season.

Up Helly AA, driven by Kyle Swift, captured the $10,500 featured trot at Tioga Downs on September 6. Early leaders Big Box Hanover (Larry Stalbaum) set opening quarters of 27.2 and 29.2 seconds to be half‑time leader in 56.4, with Sunburnt Silverado (Mike Merton) also contesting the pace.

Without Hesitation (filly, 2, by Jackie’s Warrior‑Brazen Persuasion out of Indian Charlie), bought for $2.3 million at the April OBS sale, won the night cap at Kentucky Downs by 1 ¾ lengths, giving her freshman sire, Maclean’s Music, his 10th winner. The 5‑2 shot was hustled early to stay on the pace.

NYRA released a statement quoting trainer Brad Cox on his No. 1 filly, The Good Life, who earned $7.14 in her recent G1 victory. Cox said they let the horse find his own rhythm, and he surged to the lead with minimal urging, securing a second‑time success.

At the end of Sunday’s fourth race, the GIII $225,000 Prioress, jockey Manny Franco, rode the 2‑5 favorite Mashallah to a five‑length victory. The win secured Franco’s first Saratoga riding title.

Hughes (Into Mischief), after a dominant GIII Best Pal Stakes win, added a furlong and earned his second graded victory in the GI Del Mar Futurity on Sunday at the ocean‑side track. “It is the best of the west,” said trainer Bob Baffert.

The home‑bred three‑year‑old Funny Wild, who won the first and final legs of the Korean Triple Crown—the KRA Cup Mile (1,600 m) and the Minister’s Cup (2,000 m)—and was third in the Derby, heads into the 1,800‑m Korea Cup unbeaten in five starts.

His most recent win dates back to July 2024, yet he has settled into a reliable minor‑stakes role at Grade 1 level, habitually finishing among the first five in big handicaps. In his latest outing he was on the lead and held on for fourth place.

Sunday’s program includes ten races at Seoul (10:35‑17:55) and six at Busan (11:25‑15:45). The opener is a Class 6, 1,000‑m Special Weight A for juveniles, carrying a KRW 45 million prize with all eleven runners making their debut.

The night before the Korea Cup and Sprint, Saturday, September 5, delivers the year’s premier racing showcase with seven international Trophy contests on a ten‑race card that runs from 12:55 to 19:55. Below are the race‑by‑race previews.

Galopin Des Champs, a two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, died at age 10. His death came less than a week after he was retired from racing.

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

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

BBC Sport Wales looks back at the key moments at Chepstow, the Monmouthshire track celebrating its 100th anniversary.

Quick thinking, teamwork, and training from Equine Guelph’s Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) program enabled the rescue of Dottie, a 29‑year‑old retired police horse who could not rise on a snowy, icy winter morning.

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, has found a special forever home.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman from the American West, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary Horse Power. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), the film celebrates the spirit of wild horses.

In honor of Pet Fire Safety Day (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 to provide a safe haven for animals in need.