Japanese superstar Forever Young repeats in the world's richest race, the $20 million Saudi Cup (G1), defeating American Nysos Feb. 14 at King Abdulaziz Racecourse.

Just when the Saudi Derby (G3) looked like a showdown between Japan and the United States, local boy Al Haram steals the show.

Forego Stakes

American Beauty Stakes

In this week's On Racing: Peter Brant is on the Kentucky Derby (G1) trail again with the Gun Runner colt Paladin, who is entered in the Risen Star Stakes (G2) Feb. 14.

New owners Bradley and Sharon Kleven are hoping to take another big step down the Road to the Kentucky Derby with Express Kid, who they bought for $800,000 in January.

Fans turn out during Tampa Bay Downs' Feb. 13 card to get autographs and interact with legendary riders during a Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund event at the track.

The day after his death at age 80, John Shirreffs is remembered by horsemen and owner Lee Searing.

Citing charges related to a racist post to his Facebook account in December, as well as his actions during an investigation since that post, the New York Racing Association is moving forward with plans to banish trainer Kevin Bond from its tracks.

Sara Elbadwi & Paul Verderosa look forward at the Risen Star Stakes & the Rachel Alexandra Stakes at Fair Grounds.