The chestnut Orb filly that worked a quarter-mile in :21, the fastest work since Fasig-Tipton began selling at Gulfstream Park, sold to Baoma Corp. The filly’s second dam is grade 1 winner Dream of Summer, the dam of Creative Cause and Destin.

Larry Best’s OXO Equine went to $1.2 million to acquire the Into Mischief colt consigned by Eddie Woods as agent. The colt’s second and third dams, respectively, are graded stakes winners Added Asset and Added Elegance.

After more than 50 years in horse racing, the Peacock family focused their entire breeding operation on one mare. The plan could not be working any better.

On March 31, Audible will try to make even more noise on the Triple Crown trail in the $1 million Xpressbet.com Florida Derby (G1) at Gulfstream Park, where he was installed as the 9-5 favorite in the field of nine entered.

Larry Best’s OXO Equine went to $1.2 million to acquire the Into Mischief colt consigned by Eddie Woods as agent. The colt’s second and third dams, respectively, are graded stakes winners Added Asset and Added Elegance.

Hendriks will saddle two contenders March 31 for the $150,000 Marion duPont Scott Colonial Cup Hurdle Stakes (NSA-1), the featured contest of Saturday’s 86th annual Carolina Cup Races in Camden, S.C., and the first grade 1 hurdle stakes of 2018.

Agent Marette Farrell signed the ticket on behalf of Peter Fluor for the bay colt by Uncle Mo out of the Argentine stakes winner Potra Clasica.

Trainer Todd Pletcher signed the ticket for the colt on behalf of Coolmore. Sold as Hip 31, the colt is out of the stakes winner Risky Rachel and out of the family of multiple graded stakes winner Say Florida Sandy.

The chestnut Orb filly that worked a quarter-mile in :21, the fastest work since Fasig-Tipton began selling at Gulfstream Park, sold to Baoma Corp. The filly’s second dam is grade 1 winner Dream of Summer, the dam of Creative Cause and Destin.

More than 80 entities, including racing venues in Brazil, Canada, Puerto Rico, and France, were represented during the 17th annual Track Superintendents Conference Sunday-Tuesday at Oaklawn Park.

The 53rd season of Thoroughbred racing at Evangeline Downs will begin on Wednesday, April 4 with a nine-race program.

A filly by Medaglia d’Oro, that worked earlier in :10, was bought for $1.2 million by Stonestreet Stables. The filly is out of the stakes-placed Distorted Humor mare Mi Vida and out of the family of grade 1 winner Dream Supreme and Majestic Warrior.

NBCSN presents coverage of two live horse racing events this Saturday, March 31, beginning with the $10 million Dubai World Cup at 12:30 p.m. ET, and continuing with the $1 million Florida Derby at 6 p.m. ET. 

Forum will be held at the American Horse Council’s annual meeting.

Japan holds a strong hand in two of the three non-sprint grass races on the Dubai World Cup undercard and, in the third, the Aga Khan’s Vazirabad (FR) will be running for a “three-peat.”

The New York Racing Association today announced the launch of an innovative promotion that will provide one lucky fan with the chance of a lifetime—to earn $150,000 by picking the winner of the 150th Belmont Stakes on Saturday, June 9.

According to the Jockeys’ Guild, Parx Racing did not meet industry standards in terms of the medical personnel it had in place when veteran jockey Jose Luis Flores was involved in a March 19 fall there that would claim his life.