Motion back for 16th straight Breeders’ Cup
Three-time Breeders’ Cup-winning trainer Graham Motion has two entered this weekend there, the 16th straight year he’s sent out at least one BC starter.
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Tag: Main Sequence
QuickTake: Bad news, good news
In our latest QuickTake: If it’s true that bad news comes in threes, then the good news for horse racing is that we should be done with bad news for a while.
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Champion Main Sequence retired
Main Sequence, the 2014 Eclipse champion turf horse and older male, has been retired, his connections said.
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On tap: Weekend stakes
What’s on tap: three graded events, Top Midlantic-breds, and more.
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Eclipse champ Main Sequence returns in U.N.
Defending champ — and Eclipse winner — Main Sequence heads a roster with five Grade 1 winners set to contest Sunday’s United Nations at Monmouth Park.
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NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll for June 29
It’s American Pharoah and then everybody else in the June 23 NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll.
Read More NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll for June 22
It’s American Pharoah and then everybody else in the June 23 NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll.
Read More American Pharoah dominates NTRA poll
Triple Crown winner American Pharoah received every first-place vote in the latest NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll.
Read More NTRA Top Thoroughbred Polls for June 9
American Pharoah tops both NTRA polls — for three-year-olds and for all horses — after securing the Triple Crown on Saturday.
Read More NTRA Top Thoroughbred Polls for June 1
Now a dual-Classic winner with a chance at history, American Pharoah remains at the head of the class in the latest NTRA Top Three-Year-Old Poll.
Read More Main Sequence to defend United Nations title
Main Sequence, who won the Grade 1 United Nations at Monmouth last year en route to an Eclipse Award, will be pointed to that race again this year.
Read More NTRA Top Thoroughbred Polls for May 26
Now a dual-Classic winner with a chance at history, American Pharoah remains at the head of the class in the latest NTRA Top Three-Year-Old Poll.
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