This year's Australian Oaks (G1) runner-up Profoundly and a share in Australia's 2024-25 champion first-season sire Ole Kirk headline a typically interesting catalog for the Inglis Digital Australia August (Late) Online Sale.
A 35-race career spanning six years, four countries, and a trio of victories in the world's biggest sprints has come to an end as Asfoora has been retired.
The City of York Stakes (G1) Aug. 22 at York Racecourse, the only group 1 over 7 furlongs in Britain, has attracted a stellar field, which has been made that bit more intriguing by the inclusion of Notable Speech.
Veteran rider Ricardo Chiappe reached a career milestone Aug. 20 when he rode his 1,000th Thoroughbred winner, Air Force Sue, in the second race at Penn National Race Course.
It was business as usual at Sha Tin Racecourse the morning of Aug. 21, as Ka Ying Rising dominates his return barrier trial ahead of the 2026-27 season, when he'll reappear in the newly upgraded Chief Executive's Cup Handicap (G3).
The Aug. 21 Nunthorpe Stakes (G1) brought together sublime sprinters from around the world. In less than a minute, a United States speed sensation simply blew away his global rivals.
After his runaway win in the Oceanside Handicap on opening day, Proletariat could be tough to catch again in the 1 1/8-mile Del Mar Derby (G2T). But that will not keep Oceanside runner-up Secured Freedom and seven other 3-year-olds from trying.