Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense made his first appearance on the main track at Monmouth Park Sunday morning, October 21, galloping an easy mile under exercise rider Tracey Wilkes, as he began final preparations for Saturday's $5 million Breeders Cup

The first moments seemed like a rematch of the Kentucky Derby, when Hard Spun captured the early lead right out the gate with Street Sense behind him. But this time it was the $350,000 Kentucky Cup Classic at Turfway Park,

Street Sense motored home from 19th in the 20-horse field to win the Kentucky Derby by 2 1/4 lengths. It was the first Derby win for rider Calvin Borel, 40, and the second for trainer Carl Nafziger (he won with

 Uncle Mo has thrown a shoe into the mix of early wagering for the Kentucky Derby. The 2-year-old champion of 2010 and impressive winner of the Breeders Cup Juvenile at Churchill Downs last November, is being treated for a gastrointestinal

They don't call him "Bo Rail" for nothing. Today, Calvin Borel sent Super Saver straight up the rail to win the Kentucky Derby by 2 1/2 lengths. It was the thid Derby win in four years for Borel, who won in

Breaking sharply from her far outside post position and never giving up the lead, Rachel Alexandra became the first filly in 85 years and the first horse ever from post position #13 to win the Preakness Stakes. "She's every jock's dream,"

Purists scoffed at New Mexico-bred Peppers Pride when she broke the world record for most consecutive wins. Now they have Mine That Bird to deal with. Mine That Bird, a 50 to 1 shot with two starts this year at Sunland

The next two weekends will see the Kentucky Derby come into focus, as the last prep races further define the Derby field. This Saturday, a pair of the nation’s top 3-year-olds go to post in the $750,000 Santa Anita Derby. Colonel

2007 Horse of the Year Curlin captured the $6 million Dubai World Cup on Saturday with a 7 3/4-length victory in the at Nad al Sheba racetrack, in the Untied Arab Emirates. The win boosted his earnings to $8.8 million

Here's a look at the leading Thoroughbred sires and money earners of 2007. Tomorrow, we'll see how the top Quarter running horses stack up. Top 2007 Thoroughbred Sires by Earnings Name Starters Winners SW Earnings Smart Strike 199 93 16 $13,877,235 Danehill 224 95 18 $11,526,113 A.P. Indy 169 74 18 $8,957,305 Distorted Humor 222 104 19 $8,761,062 Sadler's Wells 263 106 20 $8,586,025 Giant's Causeway 256 111 14 $7,864,775 Langfuhr 252 136 14 $7,716,281 Galileo (IRE) 165 71 11 $7,500,267 Montjeu (IRE) 230 95 21 $6,976,913 Awesome Again 154 75 10 $6,951,779 Top