horse-racing

The Kentucky Derby pairs a thoroughbred horse name with a single-digit or double-digit post position number that identifies its starting gate position. Together, name and number...

The Belmont Race Program is the event guide and race-day experience for one of thoroughbred racing’s most storied venues. In thoroughbred racing, a race program typically refe...

A top derby horse combines elite form, resilient pedigree, and career consistency that holds up across distances, surfaces, and ages. Rather than chasing headlines, focus on obj...

The Kentucky Oaks is one of thoroughbred racing’s premier Grade I races for 3-year-old fillies, typically held on the Friday before the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. This...

Brom Bones is a celebrated American racehorse best known as the champion three-year-old of 1877 and winner of the tenth running of the Belmont Stakes. Bred and owned by James R....

Kentucky Derby results contain structured information that, once decoded, tells you who ran, who won, and how each horse performed. This guide explains finishing position, progr...

Finishing second in the Kentucky Derby means crossing the finish line first for no horse other than the winner. The runner-up earns official second-place status, a silver saddle...

Chester harness racing in Australia refers to the Standardbred horse racing conducted at the Chester Racecourse in New South Wales, typically held during the Autumn Carnival and...

The Belmont Stakes start time varies by year and is set by the New York Racing Association and its partners to align with network broadcast windows, horse safety considerations,...

The Kentucky Derby Program is an official print and digital guide published annually for the Kentucky Derby held in Louisville, Kentucky. The 2018 edition provided the comprehen...