MSP Render Judgment (Blame), trained by Kenny McPeek, is a vet scratch from the GI Jockey Club Gold Cup Stakes at Belmont Park, according to the race day changes and scratches report from NYRA. The news was first reported by DRF's David Grening. With the defection, the first Grade I race to be run at

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Thursday was an off day for the playoffs-contending Chicago Cubs, who begin a three-game set with the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park Friday evening. Fresh off an 8-4 victory on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in which he finished three-for-four and just a single shy of hitting for the cycle, third-baseman Alex Bregman and a

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After picking up the mount aboard Lamorna Inn (Munnings) when jockey Floyd Wethey Jr. fell ill earlier on the card, Stewart Elliott collected his 6000th career win in the saddle Thursday night in the ninth race at Remington Park. Employing a stalk-and-pounce trip aboard the 3-year-old filly owned by Judge Lanier Racing, the pair defeated

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Grade I winner Antiquarian (Preservationist) has been sold to the JS Company and Directors to stand at Arrow Stud in Japan for the upcoming breeding season, it was announced via press release Friday morning. A three-time graded winner, including the GI Jockey Club Gold Cup Stakes last year at Saratoga, Antiquarian had been working up

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Records continued to tumble as Book 2 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale concluded Thursday, with the auction powering past $300 million faster than ever and the million-dollar market showing no signs of slowing down. But beneath the extraordinary strength at the top, there were also signs of increasing selectivity. From soaring averages and a

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