By Bill Dwyre
She'll try to extend her record to 14-0 in the Breeders' Cup Classic on Saturday.
By Pete Thomas
The Hall of Fame member has won 12 races in the event during his career.
By By Bill Dwyre, Pete Thomas and Eric Sondheimer
The Hall of Fame trainer has been quietly fighting cancer for about six months. The sport has guarded his privacy, but his battle is mentioned on national telecast.
U.S. horses lead The Times' Rider Cup competition with stronger performances than select European horses.
Looking just at the Breeders' Cup races Friday, four of them had no winners and three had just one.
By Eric Sondheimer
There is no consensus on whether the synthetic tracks have helped with injuries, and California tracks could go back to dirt.
By Bill Dwyre
Trainer brings charisma and charm to the sport, and he also brings three good horses to the Breeders' Cup this weekend.
By Grahame L. Jones
The 74-year-old golfer, who owns a stud farm in South Africa, says he comes for Breeders' Cup festivities every year and 'All the best horses are here.'
By John Cherwa
This weekend's races at Arcadia are particularly challenging to predict; we break down who has the best track record among handicappers.
The Times has put together a U.S. vs. Europe showdown, Ryder Cup style.
Dodgers manager's Safe at Home program will benefit from a pool of money set aside by Breeders' Cup Charities and TVG if he can make the correct selections.
By Bill Dwyre
Trainer won't enter a horse in the Breeders' Cup because of Santa Anita's synthetic track. He also points several areas in which the struggling sport needs to make changes to improve its status.
By Grahame L. Jones
Several horses from the old continent might win races Friday and Saturday at Santa Anita.
By Pete Thomas
As the Breeders' Cup approaches, a few facts about betting.
By Grahame L. Jones
Her legacy already secure, the unbeaten mare will go against the boys in the Breeders' Cup Classic
By Bill Dwyre
As it now stands, she will race against the boys in Saturday's Classic. It was a quietly made decision. Now, the hoopla can begin.
By David Wharton
Behind the glitz and glory of the racetrack, most thoroughbred owners are struggling with an economic model that doesn't make sense.
By Eric Sondheimer
Breeders' Cup officials and the Oak Tree Racing Assn. have dropped prices and spruced up Santa Anita in hopes of luring fans out for the two-day championship.
By Bill Dwyre
With Rachel Alexandra taking the rest of the year off, Zenyatta is now the unanimous first lady of horse racing. She extends her record to 13-0 with a victory at Santa Anita.
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