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coolmore.com

Coolmore - the pre-eminent global stallion farm standing Champion sires & Champion racehorses Galileo, Uncle Mo, Fastnet Rock etc.

bloodhorse.com

The 2026 Thoroughbred season at Sam Houston Race Park concluded April 4 with sizable increases in on-track wagering as well as attendance.

drf.com

Get the latest horse racing entries, results, and past performances from Daily Racing Form. Place smarter horse bets with expert analysis, stats, and live updates.

racingpost.com

Alan Potts tells Chris Cook how he left his mug punting days behind and became a king of the betting ring

stallionsnow.com

Stallion service directory listings from local breeders and trainers.

lanesend.com

Multiple G1 winner Raging Torrent retired from racing with seven wins and earnings of almost $1.8 million dollars with four triple-digit Beyers including an impressive win on the international stage in the G2 Godolphin Mile at Meydan. Bred by Rodney J. Winkler and Alfonso Mazetti, Raging Torrent won at first asking in his two-year-old debut at Del Mar with a troubled trip including the jockey losing his crop in the stretch, but still drew off by over two lengths. He went on to be graded stakes placed at two.At three, he came into his own winning an allowance at Churchill Downs, where he dominated the field with an 8 1/4 length victory. This began a streak of races where he won six of his next seven starts. During that span, Raging Torrent won his first stakes in the Maxfield S. at Churchill Downs and won his graded stakes debut in the G2 Pat O’Brien at Del Mar against older horses with a 104 Beyer. He fought back in the stretch to defeat a talented field of runners, including G1 winners The Chosen Vron and Senor Buscador. He capped his three-year-old season with his first grade one victory in the G1 Malibu S. at Santa Anita defeating G1 Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan. An international field in the $1,000,000 G2 Godolphin Mile set the stage for Raging Torrent’s four-year-old campaign for new owners Yuesheng Zhang and Craig Dado. He was never in doubt, jumping out to an early lead and drawing away for an easy 3 ½ length victory. Returning to the U.S., he led the entire way yet again in his G1 Metropolitan Handicap victory, making easy work of a field that included champion two-year-old Fierceness and G1 Breeder’s Cup Classic winner White Abarrio with a career best 106 Beyer. View His Brochure

darley.com.au

World Champion Sprinter, Timeform-rated 132, Harry Angel has sired 20 Stakes winners of 41 Stakes races, including 16 Group winners and three at G1 level. His Australian progeny include All-Star Mile winner Tom Kitten, Stradbroke Handicap hero War Machine and Galaxy winner Private Harry, alongside top performers Stretan Angel, Arkansaw Kid and Angel Capital. In Australia, nearly 70% winners-to-runners, with earnings of more than $28 million.

widden.com

One of the star performers for Trapeze Artist this season, Pinito added another Group win to her tally when taking out the $200,000 BRC Magic Millions Fillies and Mares Mile (1600m) at Doomben on Saturday. Godolphin don’t buy many yearlings at Australian sales, but one that did take their fancy at Inglis Easter in 2023 […]