Legal sports betting in Washington is the exclusive domain of tribal casinos, which pay no taxes to the state on their revenue. This is an amazing setup for the tribes but not necessarily bettors ...

Plenty has changed in the seven months since the last starts by Sunset Glory and Circle of Trust. Friday at Santa Anita will determine if the stakes winners have changed as well.

Those who waited around in the cold and rain from the time the Oklahoma training track at Saratoga opened at 5:15 a.m. until Sovereignty finally made his appearance nearly four-and-a-half hours ...

Barbara D. Livingston Sovereignty worked a half-mile at Saratoga Saturday in preparation for his next start in the Belmont Stakes on June 7.

Ryan Thompson/Coglianese Photos Ortley Avenue is part of a George Weaver-trained duo for Saturday's Roar Stakes at Gulfstream Park.

Trikari has the widest post of the 13 entered in the Grade 3 Dinner Party at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday. After finishing third in the Grade 1 Maker's Mark Mile in his 4-year-old debut, a test ...

Into Amore and Prides Crossing, a pair of 4-year-old fillies who to this point have underachieved in their brief careers, meet for a second straight time in a first-level allowance/optional ...

The New York-bred Whatchatalkinabout, winner of Saturday's Grade 3 John Nerud Stakes, could be headed West for his next start, that being the Grade 1, $400,000 Bing Crosby at Del Mar on July 26.

Maryland-bred multiple graded stakes winner Jaxon Traveler, who won at least one stakes race each year from ages 2 to 7, has been retired from racing.

Barbara D. Livingston Quint's Brew, off a runner-up finish in the Grade 2 Carter, tops Sunday's Westchester Stakes at Aqueduct.

Post Time, the runner-up in last year's Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile, will make his long-awaited 5-year-old debut in the sixth race at Laurel Park on Saturday, a $56,000 allowance.