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A high‑class Boyle Sports Lockinge Stakes at Newbury on Saturday features Damysus (Frankel), Opera Ballo (Ghaiyyath) and Zeus Olympios (Night Of Thunder) heading a 13‑horse field. Damysus opened his four‑year‑old campaign with an impressive win in last month’s G3 Earl of …

Key Derby and Oaks trials at Chester, Lingfield and Leopardstown have clarified the Epsom picture, with Aidan O'Brien dominating most events. With a few pieces still missing before York this week, the field is taking shape.

John Oxley's Tacitus will not be entered in Saturday's Preakness Stakes, the Daily Racing Form reported Monday. The bay colt, never worse than second in six starts and a 12‑1 upset winner of the GIII Southwest Stakes, will skip the second leg of the Triple Crown.

Pretty Boy Miah (Beau Liam) secured the 14th and final spot in the GI Preakness Stakes field Sunday after Express Kid (Bodexpress) and Smoovin (I'll Have Another) were withdrawn. The gelding has won his last two races wire‑to‑wire since trainer Jeremiah Englehart added blinkers for a 6½‑furlong maiden special.

The late Terry J. Smyth, a lifelong fan of party‑and‑country harness racing, received a fitting tribute at a Marburg event last month. In late April, the Marburg Harness Racing Association organized a special meet, renaming several contests after the star horses that once ran for him.

On May 10 at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel, Burnout (Racing Hill) won the $30,000 Open Pace at 20‑1 odds, while Three Times Bettor (Bettor’s Delight) secured the Fillies & Mares Open Pace. The twin open events showcased dominant performances from both horses.

At Harrah’s Philadelphia on Sunday, Charles Oliveira guided Ben Solo (Huntsville) to a front‑running win in 1:51.2, merely a tick away from the pacer’s lifetime record after a scratch. The finish gave the fighter his debut North American pari‑mutuel triumph.

Thirty‑one‑year‑old Canterbury Group One trainer Tom Bamford has left Rakero Racing to run his own operation from Tom Bagrie's property in Ohoka, handling a small roster of young horses. He says it signals the end of one chapter and the beginning of the next.

Sunday sees the Korean Oaks at Busan, the second leg of the 2026 Triple Tiara, with race 6 slated for a 16:05 start on a seven‑race card running 11:25‑17:00. Seoul follows with ten meets from 10:35‑17:55, and we provide a race‑by‑race preview.

Ten contests run from 10:35 to 17:55 at Seoul on May 9. The first start is a 1,700‑metre Class 6 Special Weight A offering KRW 30 million, with MR.CREDIT returning after a strong third‑place showing on his distance debut on April 12.

While the marquee Korean Oaks for fillies is set for Sunday, the weekend’s schedule launches on Friday at Busan with eight races between 11:35 and 17:55. The opening contest is a Class 6, 1,400‑metre Special Weight A offering a KRW 30 million prize, featuring entrant (7) Dokki.

Hwang Geum Eo Jjang captured the 1800‑meter G1 Korean Derby at Seoul Racecourse, relegating KRA Cup Mile winner Funny Wild to third and ending any prospect of a 2026 Triple Crown. The contest was contested on a rain‑softened track after light showers earlier in the day.

Golden Tempo rallied from the back of the field to claim a thrilling Kentucky Derby victory, making Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win the race.

Twenty‑year‑old jockey Billy Loughnane wins his first Classic race, the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, aboard Bow Echo.

Lossiemouth extended her unbeaten Punchestown record, winning the Champion Hurdle by five lengths on Friday.

Flat jockey Billy ‘The Kid’ Loughnane says winning Saturday’s 2,000 Guineas on favourite Bow Echo would mean a lot to him.

Robinson Outreach at RiverCross Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, received a special gift—a bay gelding named Cheyene—from Helping Alberta Wildies Society. The gentle horse, rescued from a campground near Sundre four years ago, has now found his forever home.

Academy Award® nominee Josh Brolin, a lifelong horseman with deep Western roots, will narrate the new IMAX®/Giant Screen documentary *Horse Power*. Produced with American Wild Horse Conservation, the film celebrates the spirit and conservation of wild horses.

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. The sanctuary was established to aid animals impacted by fire incidents.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s May 27 visit to Ottawa for the throne speech featured the RCMP’s ceremonial duties, including a tribute to the late racehorse Burmese. The ceremony highlighted the historic ties between the RCMP and the British Crown.