Young Sires For 2020
North America, in particular, has seen a host of young stallions stamp themselves as potentially outstanding sires of the future
29th December 2019
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North America, in particular, has seen a host of young stallions stamp themselves as potentially outstanding sires of the future
For South African racing fans, there was great news when Klawervlei sire Captain Of All was internationally acknowledged as the highest rated horse trained in South Africa in 2015
Golden Horn saw off competition from Solow, Muhaarar and Legatissimo to be the Cartier Horse of the Year, while he also takes the Cartier Three-Year-Old Colt Award ahead of Muhaarar, Gleneagles and Jack Hobbs
Found turned the tables on the 3-year-old Golden Horn to take the Gr1 $3 million Longines Breeders’ Cup Turf at Keeneland on Saturday
Epsom Derby winner Golden Horn, ridden by Frankie Dettori, denied French mare Treve an historic third Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe with victory at Longchamp
A dramatic and memorable afternoon of racing in Great Britain continued into the evening here on Saturday as Golden Horn, the Derby winner, survived a stewards’ inquiry to be confirmed the winner of the Irish Champion Stakes
The forecast on Thursday prompted the decision to move the Irish Champion Stakes from race seven to race five on Saturday’s Leopardstown card, a decision which means the contest will be run 65 minutes earlier
Unbeaten Golden Horn, the mount of Frankie Dettori for Newmarket trainer John Gosden, has already won the Dante Stakes, the Derby and Coral-Eclipse Stakes this season
Should Golden Horn win he would become only the fourth horse to win the Derby, Eclipse Stakes and King George in the same season since the foundation of the Ascot race in 1951
American Pharoah, at this point in his 3-year-old season, no longer tops the Longines World’s Best Racehorse Rankings
