The Jockey Club issued a statement Aug. 26 to directly address recent questions raised about its role in data security and its relationship with the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority's information systems.

June 6 was an unforgettable afternoon of racing for trainer Cherie DeVaux for a couple of reasons.

Finding the perfect horse property can take more than searching the MLS. Some of the best equestrian properties never make it to the traditional real estate market. Owners may prefer to sell privately, agents may be testing the market before listing, or a property may simply be advertised through a specialized equestrian platform instead.

For buyers looking for acreage, barns, arenas, pastures, and other horse-friendly features, knowing how to find these off-market opportunities can make a significant difference.

In this week's Porter on Pedigrees, Knightsbridge has emerged as a fourth grade 1 winner for Darley sire Nyquist out of a Bernardini mare.

This week's podcast playback looks at quotes of interest from racing podcasts Aug. 19-25 including Ted Nicholson on $5 win wagers, Dale Romans on Marshall Gramm investigation, and Steve Asmussen on plans for Magnitude.

Plentiful Overnight Stakes

Recently retired NFL quarterback and Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson is set to make his official entry into Thoroughbred racing ownership Aug. 29, when 2-year-old colt Club Reign debuts in the first race at Saratoga Race Course.

A yearling by two-time grade 1 winner and first-crop sire Gunite led the way at the Texas Summer Yearling Sale Aug. 25 at the Mary Ruyle Sales Pavilion at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie, Texas, when selling for $140,000 to Ken Reimer.

Turnover was almost identical to Day 1 last year at £7,859,000; the average price was down 2% at £43,905, and the median was down 4% to £32,000.

Juveniles American History and Forever Carina, a full sister to Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner Always a Runner are BloodHorse Maiden Watch Hot Prospects after impressive victories Aug. 22 at Saratoga Race Course.