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York Racecourse provided the stage for a compelling renewal of the Dante Stakes, where Item delivered a polished and determined performance to underline his growing reputation among this season’s leading three-year-olds.

Item Dante Stakes Victory York 2026

The Frankel colt, representing Juddmonte, arrived here unbeaten in two starts this year and continued his upward trajectory with a performance full of maturity over the extended 10-furlong contest. From the early stages, he travelled keenly under Colin Keane, before being produced at a decisive moment inside the final quarter-mile.

As the race developed, long-time leader Action set a steady tempo, but Item gradually closed the gap and began to assert his authority entering the final furlong. Once asked for his effort, he responded strongly, drawing clear to win by two and three-quarter lengths. Action held second, while Christmas Day stayed on to finish third.

The result adds further weight to his profile as a serious contender for the Epsom Downs Classic next month, with connections left encouraged by both the manner and progression shown on seasonal return.

Assistant trainer Anna Lisa Balding reflected on the stable’s quiet optimism heading into the race, noting the colt’s pleasing work at home and steady development through the winter months.

“It was brilliant. We just really didn’t know coming into today,” she said. “We were hopeful as he has done some great bits of work. Andrew has really liked him, and we went into the winter dreaming. The dream continues.”

She added that the prospect of a runner in the Epsom Classic remains a significant ambition for the yard, with belief growing after this performance.

Item Dante Stakes Victory York 2026

Racing manager Barry Mahon highlighted the colt’s limited experience, describing this as only his third career start and first outing of the season.

“He is not flashy at home, but he does his work nicely,” he said. “We came here a little unsure, but that was a good performance. We will see what comes next, but we are very happy.”

Jockey Colin Keane reported that the colt improved as the race unfolded, settling better after showing early freshness.

“He relaxed and got into a nice rhythm,” Keane said. “When I asked him, he picked up well and did it nicely in the end.”

He also suggested that while the colt shows clear ability and balance, further experience will help refine his performance at the highest level.

The Dante Stakes has long served as a key stepping stone towards major middle-distance targets later in the season, and this year’s renewal once again highlighted its importance as a form guide for top-level three-year-olds.

A potential next step for Item will now depend on how he comes out of this demanding assignment, with connections expected to monitor his recovery closely before mapping out a path towards the Epsom Downs feature next month. With his profile continuing to rise through each appearance, the colt has now firmly positioned himself among the leading names in the division, and further progression could see him line up on one of the sport’s biggest stages later in the season.

Item Dante Stakes Victory York 2026

Stepping away from the immediate result, attention will now gradually turn to how Item shapes up in the coming weeks as connections weigh up the next stage of his campaign. With his Dante Stakes success already marking him out as a progressive colt on the rise, the focus will be on maintaining that upward trajectory as he heads towards more exacting company later in the season, where further answers about his true Derby credentials are expected to emerge.

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Australian Broodmare Sale Results took centre stage  delivering record-breaking turnover and renewed demand for proven bloodstock combined to produce a record-breaking result at the latest Australian broodmare auction, with Butter Blonde — in foal to the increasingly sought-after Home Affairs — leading the way at $350,000 during the Inglis Digital May (Early) Online Sale.

The result capped a highly successful Australian Broodmare Sale Session which generated $4,095,300 and helped lift the overall Inglis Digital May (Early) Sale turnover to $5,604,750, making it the highest-grossing May (Early) auction in the platform’s history.

Australian Broodmare Sale results.

Offered by Merricks Station, Butter Blonde was secured by Twin Hills Stud after strong competition throughout the session. The mare’s appeal was strengthened by her pregnancy to Home Affairs, whose popularity at stud continues to rise.

Merricks Station’s Ben Cooper described the outcome as his best result on the Inglis Digital platform to date.

“She was a timely mating with Home Affairs being red hot at the moment and presented us with a good trade opportunity with Inglis Digital but if we didn’t get what we wanted for her, we were more than happy to keep her with us,” Cooper said.

He added that the flexibility of the online platform had become a major advantage for breeders managing valuable mares.

“Working with Inglis Digital makes it so easy, particularly with mares like her that you’re happy to retain if you don’t make your price. They can just stay in their paddock which makes life a whole lot easier.”

Twin Hills Stud principal Olly Tait said Butter Blonde had been closely followed by the buying team because of her pedigree depth and commercial appeal.

“We’re delighted to get her. We had a group of us that owned a mare called Madame Cactus and she’s finished her time and we thought we’d reinvest and this mare came up on our radar,” Tait said.

“With a nice covering to Home Affairs, who looks very exciting, and coming from a fantastic family, she was a mare we really wanted.”

The Australian Broodmare Sale session also produced several other notable six-figure results. Bubba’s Bay, a six-year-old mare offered by owner Adrian Pazman, sold for $185,000 to CB Racing in consultation with Portia Baronian. Pazman indicated the mare is likely to be retired from racing and bred to Super Seth.

The third-highest lot of the session was the 13-year-old broodmare Kinshachi, purchased by Boomer Bloodstock for $175,000.

A major contributor to the session turnover was Godolphin, which sold 45 race fillies and broodmares for a combined $1,268,000. Godolphin Australia’s Racing and Bloodstock Manager Jason Walsh said the market had responded positively to the draft.

“We thought the draft was well matched on the Inglis Digital platform and the market responded accordingly,” Walsh said.

“There was healthy competition on a number of mares and the results were reflective of that.”

Further notable sales included Meseika ($160,000), Smirnova ($155,000), Influenza ($125,000), Twilight Zone ($120,000), Zelify ($120,000), She’s The Gift ($110,000), Alexandrine ($105,000), Serene Majesty ($100,000), and Your Time ($100,000).

Australian Broodmare Sale Results

The latest Australian Broodmare Sale results also pushed the number of six-figure lots sold through Inglis Digital since the beginning of 2025 to 170, underlining the continued strength of the online bloodstock market.

Attention will now shift to the upcoming Inglis Digital May (Late) Sale, scheduled to run from May 22 to May 28. Entries for the sale remain open until midnight on May 20, with broodmares and race fillies set to close on May 28 following the conclusion of the remaining catalogue a day earlier.

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Tokyo Racecourse will stage a packed and highly structured 12-race fixture on Sunday, 17 May 2026, offering a full day of competitive flat racing that will stretch from early three-year-old maiden and conditions races through to a top-tier Group 1 feature in the afternoon. The card will present a wide racing spectrum, with distances ranging from 1400m to 2400m and prize money steadily increasing as the programme builds toward its peak. The Victoria Mile will stand as the highlight event, bringing elite-level older fillies and mares into action at one of Japan’s premier racing venues.

From the opening bell at 10:05, Race 1 will be run over 1600m for three-year-olds with a purse of ¥11,280,000. Derma Zao, Miraieno Tiara and Birichinata will be among the key runners in the opening contest, where a blend of early positioning and sustained stamina will be required over the mile trip. Following into Race 2 at 10:35, the action will switch to 1400m with the same prize fund of ¥11,280,000. K Two Taka, Marino Stir Heart and Idea Juin Hija will headline a sharper sprinting test where gate speed and early acceleration will be decisive.

Stepping further into the mid-morning phase, Race 3 will go at 11:05 over 2100m with a purse of ¥11,280,000. Charity Chalice, Blue Flare and Kyoei Cheval will contest a stamina-driven race where race control and endurance will shape the outcome. Following into Race 4 at 11:35 over 1800m, also carrying ¥11,280,000, Win Sharif, Timbro Pop and Magic Palace will feature in a tactical middle-distance contest where positioning before the final turn will prove crucial.

As the programme builds deeper into the day, Race 5 will be run at 12:25 over 2400m with the same ¥11,280,000 purse. Golden Dagger, Red Realize and Flexible will take on the longest test of the card, where staying ability and energy management will be essential. Following into Race 6 at 12:55 over 1600m, the prize money will rise to ¥15,620,000, with Wunderbar, Fiable and Fancies stepping into a stronger-quality field as the standard begins to lift.

Entering the afternoon segment in steady progression, Race 7 will be staged at 13:25 over 1600m with ¥15,620,000 on offer. Satono Martini, Tommy Barows and Gigantomachia will headline a competitive mid-card sprint where finishing speed will be a key factor. Following into Race 8 at 13:55 over 1800m for older horses, also carrying ¥15,620,000, Admiral Ship, Vernally and Dollar Bina will bring experience into a race expected to be shaped by tactical timing.

As the feature build-up intensifies, Race 9 the Teletama Hai will be run at 14:25 over 1600m with a purse of ¥30,480,000. Olibanum, Keikei and Silver Rain will lead a deeper handicap field where pace control and finishing strength will be vital. Following into Race 10, the Ome Tokubetsu at 15:00 over 1600m with ¥30,570,000, Grosbeak, Thunder Road and Meisho Tiepin will headline another closely matched contest expected to produce a strong late finish.

Under the brightest spotlight at prestigious Tokyo Racecourse, Race 11 the Victoria Mile (G1) will be run at 15:40 over 1600m with a massive ¥291,400,000 purse. Ka Pilina, Wide Latour and Ma Puce will headline a top-class field in one of Japan’s premier mile contests, where elite-level performance will be required to secure Group 1 glory. Following into the final race Bs Eleven Sho at 16:30 over 1400m with ¥36,070,000, Prudens, Turron and Coral Crown will bring the programme to a fast-finishing close.

Across the entire fixture, Tokyo Racecourse will deliver a steadily rising standard of competition, beginning with developmental three-year-old races and building through competitive handicaps before reaching its peak in the Victoria Mile. The structure will ensure a strong competitive rhythm throughout the day, with each stage of the card contributing to a natural escalation in class, distance demand and prize money.

Tokyo Race Cards 17 May will present a full 12-race programme at Tokyo Racecourse, featuring a carefully progressive structure that builds from early developmental contests to the prestigious Group 1 Victoria Mile as the defining highlight of the fixture.

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A determined performance unfolded at Laurel Park as My Miss Mo produced a career-defining effort to claim the $300,000 George E. Mitchell Black-Eyed Susan (G2), edging clear in the closing strides after a sustained stretch battle in Saturday’s feature for sophomore fillies.

Black-Eyed Susan Stakes 2026 result

The 102nd running of the 1 1/8-mile contest once again delivered a compelling blend of emerging talent and late drama, serving as a major highlight on a 14-race programme that featured multiple stakes events ahead of the Preakness Stakes weekend atmosphere.

My Miss Mo, representing Averill Racing, Mathis Stable, and Tristan De Meric, arrived in strong form after consecutive graded-placing efforts and finally converted promise into a breakthrough victory. Under a confident ride from Tyler Gaffalione, the filly travelled prominently throughout and responded gamely when challenged late by Jumping the Gun to secure a 1¾-length success in a time of 1:52.24 on a fast track.

Breaking from the outside stall, My Miss Mo settled into a forward position early as Savor It set the initial tempo. The early fractions were honest, with the field well strung out into the backstretch, where My Miss Mo began to edge closer while travelling comfortably in the clear.

Turning for home, the leader began to weaken under pressure, setting the stage for a sustained duel between My Miss Mo and the fast-finishing Jumping the Gun. For a brief moment inside the final furlong, the challenger loomed threateningly on the outside, but My Miss Mo found another gear and dug deep to regain momentum and assert herself decisively to the line.

A length back in third was A.P.’s Girl, who ran on steadily without threatening the top two, while Majestic Lucia secured fourth after a one-paced but honest effort. The remainder of the field was headed by Miss Fulton Gal, followed by Holly’s Holiday, Braken Poppa, Ivy Girl, and Savor It, who had led early before fading. Haute Diva was withdrawn before the start.

The victory marked a significant step forward for My Miss Mo, who had already shown graded consistency earlier in the season with strong placed finishes in the Davona Dale and Gulfstream Park Oaks. Connections had opted for patience and progression, and that decision was vindicated with a polished performance stepping beyond Florida for the first time.

The Black-Eyed Susan Stakes 2026 result underlined her continued upward trajectory and confirmed her ability to handle the demands of classic-distance racing against elite opposition.

Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. praised the filly’s determination and development, highlighting her adaptability over longer trips and her willingness to respond under pressure. Jockey Tyler Gaffalione echoed that sentiment, noting how smoothly she travelled before producing a decisive response when asked in the final stages.

Runner-up Jumping the Gun also earned credit for a bold outside challenge, briefly appearing poised to strike before being edged out late. Trainer Andrew Simoff indicated that the effort would likely point toward a return engagement at Delaware, while jockey Luis Saez felt his mount delivered a strong and well-judged run.

A.P.’s Girl, finishing third, also shaped with promise, with jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. describing a smooth trip and a solid effort that was only eclipsed in the final furlong as the leaders quickened away.

The Black-Eyed Susan, first run in 1919 and steeped in history, once again delivered a reminder of its significance as a proving ground for elite three-year-old fillies, with past winners going on to achieve top-level honours across generations.

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Sunday’s racing at Bangalore Turf Club(BTC) on 17 May 2026 will present a balanced six-race programme, combining competitive handicaps with races for progressive three-year-olds. Scheduled from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM, the card will be contested over 1200 and 1400 metres, with total prize money stretching from ₹4,50,000 to ₹15,00,000.

Kicking off proceedings at 3:00 PM in The Newmarket Plate, the opening race will be a Class V sprint over 1200 metres for horses rated 00 to 25 with stakes of Rs.4,50,000. WINDCLEAVER, partnered by Vishwa V, will line up against DAYS DATE under Vishal and MEGA SUCCESS with Arul J H. MERICLE BEAUTY, SLING SHOT, BREEZE BLUSTER, N R I MILLENNIUM, DOUBLE SCOTCH, N R I GOLD, EMBOSOM and EMERALDO complete the field in what is expected to be a tightly packed sprint where early speed will play a defining role.

Stepping into the middle phase of the card at 3:30 PM in The Sweet Memories Plate, the second race will be a Class IV contest over 1400 metres for horses rated 20 to 45 carrying prize money of Rs.5,10,000. UNFORGETTABLE STAR with A.A. Vikrant, HIDDEN DREAMS with Rajesh Kumar M and KNOTTY CRUISE under Antony Raj S. are among the key contenders. DREAM WALKIN’, JOYFUL SPIRIT, ABSOLUTE THUNDER, DOUBLE YOUR MONEY, TIGER BAY and TURF PARADISE also feature in a well-matched line-up where stamina and race positioning are expected to prove crucial.

Raising the competitive intensity at 4:00 PM in The Aihole Plate, the third race will be a Class II sprint over 1200 metres for horses rated 60 to 85 with total prize money of Rs.7,00,000. STELLANTIS under Shreyas Singh, DUN IT AGAIN with Suhas K and N R I ACE partnered by Arshad Alam will headline a compact but competitive field. REGAL REALITY, ROYAL DECCAN and MONTERIO complete the line-up in a race expected to be run at a strong and sustained gallop from start to finish.

Turning attention to the feature attraction at 4:30 PM in The War Hammer Million, the race for three-year-old horses over 1400 metres will offer a total purse of Rs.15,00,000. IRON MIRAGE with Akshay Kumar, WHISTLING GLORY under A. Prakash, DEEP RESPECT with Suraj Narredu, MONSTERA with L. Alex Rozario and MOONVEIL under P. Trevor form a select field, bringing together promising runners still progressing through their early racing careers.

At 5:00 PM in The Track Lightning Plate, the fifth race will be a maiden contest over 1400 metres for three-year-olds with stakes of Rs.11,00,000. LEGACY FIELD with Akshay Kumar, SUPER CHARM under A.A. Vikrant and THEOS with Yash Narredu headline the field. CANTARINA under Suraj Narredu, EXOTIC BLACK, MYSTIC DEW, PORTIEUX and STARZELLA complete a line-up that offers several runners an opportunity to break through at this level.

Bringing the programme to a close at 5:30 PM in The Racing Patrons Plate, the final race will be a Class III contest over 1400 metres for horses rated 40 to 65 carrying prize money of Rs.6,30,000. FORSETI with Faizan Khan, SILICON STAR partnered by Antony Raj S. and BADSHAAH under Anish Anamo Hangal will be among the key contenders. MASTER WAY, N R I VICTORY, ELYSIUM, FINLEY, HAZEL, ETERNAL GLORY, LAUTERBRUNNEN, AGERA and DOUBLE VISION complete the field in a competitive concluding race where consistency and finishing strength will be vital.

The Bangalore Race Cards 17 May at the Bangalore Turf Club presents a refined six-race Sunday programme featuring competitive handicaps, promising juveniles and the feature War Hammer Million.

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The historic Pimlico Special unfolded with a commanding front-running display on Saturday as Navajo Warrior delivered a polished performance to secure victory in the 56th running of the prestigious 1 3/16-mile contest at Laurel Park. Making just his 17th career appearance and stepping into stakes company for the first time, the gelding controlled the race from the outset and never relinquished his advantage, finishing 2 ¾ lengths clear in a performance that drew warm appreciation from connections and observers alike.

Pimlico Special 2026 result

A race that has long carried a deep heritage in American racing once again produced a performance of authority and composure, with Navajo Warrior asserting himself against a competitive field under Flavien Prat for trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. The victory marked a significant milestone in the horse’s upward trajectory, extending a strong run of form since joining his current stable.

The Pimlico Special result 2026 will be remembered for a decisive front-running ride, as Navajo Warrior dictated terms through steady fractions of 24.60 and 48.40 seconds, setting a rhythm that few could seriously disrupt. Last year’s winner, Awesome Aaron, tracked in close attendance, while Maclean’s Rook emerged as the most serious late challenger on the outside turning for home.

As the field approached the final stages, Navajo Warrior continued to travel strongly, reaching six furlongs in 1:12.43 before accelerating clear when asked for his effort. Maclean’s Rook produced a determined sweep down the outside, briefly raising hopes of a late reversal, but the leader maintained his momentum to the wire.

Behind the leading pair, San Siro stayed on to complete the top three, with Duke of Duval, Xcellent Start, Yo Daddy, and Awesome Aaron following in that order after a strongly run contest shaped by tactical positioning and pace judgement.

For Navajo Warrior, the win added another layer to an evolving career arc. Having been purchased privately after a sequence of improving efforts, he has now secured five wins from seven starts for his current connections, confirming the consistency that has emerged since his transfer. The Pimlico Special result 2026 also reinforced his ability to handle elevated competition with composure.

Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. noted the clarity of the ride and the horse’s natural progression, while Flavien Prat highlighted the smooth travelling nature of the performance and the advantage of securing a forward position early without excessive pressure.

Maclean’s Rook’s runner-up effort also earned respect, particularly given the step up in class, while San Siro’s third-place finish reflected a steady and honest run in testing company.

The Pimlico Special itself remains one of the sport’s most storied events, with a lineage stretching back to 1937 and a roll of honour featuring many of the sport’s most celebrated names. This year’s edition added another chapter, shaped by a strong pace, tactical initiative, and a decisive front-running victory.

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The afternoon action at the Bangalore Turf Club (BTC), Bangalore Summer Meeting 2026, 5th day, continued on Saturday, 16 May 2026 with Race 6 — The Manitou Plate, a Class IV contest for horses rated 20 to 45 over 1200 metres, run at 05:30 PM, where SOLARA delivered a decisive finishing effort for owners Ms DT Racing & Breeding LLP, Mr Mukul A Sonawala, Sarainaga Racing Pvt Ltd, and Mr S R Sanas. The result also added another talking point to the Bangalore race result 16 May as the day’s competitive card intensified into the late races.

In a strongly run sprint, SOLARA settled into a smooth rhythm before being produced at the business end with well-timed acceleration, gradually asserting superiority inside the final furlong to seize control of the contest. The winner showed notable composure under pressure, responding cleanly when asked and edging clear in the closing strides to stop the clock at 1:13.38 in a polished performance that underlined tactical efficiency in a tightly packed field.

Behind the winner, DARRINGTON (J: Arvind Kumar. N, T: Irfan Ghatala) ran a spirited race to finish second, clocking 1:13.79 after staying in contention throughout the straight. HUSHED (J: Rafique S K, T: V. Lokanath) filled the third position in 1:13.82, just a fraction further back in another tightly contested finish where minor margins separated the placings.

With Race 6 concluded, attention now shifts to the remaining contests on the card, including the upcoming feature races that promise to further shape the narrative of the Bangalore Summer Meeting meeting-day action.

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Laurel Park’s Black-Eyed Susan Day programme delivered another sharp burst of turf sprinting quality as Sunna produced a composed and confident front-running performance in the $100,000 feature. From the moment the gates opened, the race carried a sense of urgency, but it was the visiting filly who quickly settled the question with authority, maintaining her rhythm all the way to the wire.

Sunna wins The Very One 2026 Laurel Park result

Racing outside South Florida for the first time in her career, Sunna adapted seamlessly to new surroundings, breaking cleanly and immediately establishing control of the five-furlong turf contest.

From an outside draw, she was quickest into stride and never allowed the field to settle on her terms, carving out an opening quarter in 22.59 seconds while tracked closely by Lost and Found along the inside and Les Reys dueling just behind. Jockey Luis Saez kept matters straightforward, allowing the filly to stride freely into the turn while keeping a watchful eye on the challengers stacking up behind.

Turning for home, Sunna still held a decisive advantage. The pressure arrived in numbers late, with a wall of runners fanning out across the track, led by the late surge of Saturday Flirt down the centre. Lost and Found, after struggling for a clear passage along the rail, switched off it and battled bravely between rivals to stay on for minor honours.

Despite the concerted late challenge, Sunna refused to yield. She responded each time she was asked and crossed the line a length clear, stopping the clock in 1:01.84 over a firm Dahlia turf course.

Saturday Flirt finished strongly to take second, while Lost and Found secured third after a troubled trip. Somnium, Les Reys, Strusherstuff, Sporting Lady and Malibu Hooch completed the remainder of the field, with Julee’s Legacy withdrawn before the start.

The performance marked another step forward for the four-year-old daughter of Dominus, who arrived from Gulfstream Park with solid sprint form and added further credibility with this stakes success on a major day of racing. Trainer J. Kent Sweezey noted pre-race confidence in her natural speed, a quality she once again showcased in decisive fashion.

Jockey Luis Saez, partnering her for the first time, highlighted how comfortably she handled the pace scenario, allowing her early rhythm to carry her through without disruption.

For Sunna, the outcome reinforced her growing reputation as a sharp turf sprinter capable of dictating terms at a high level, and the result added another notable chapter to her improving record.

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At Bangalore Turf Club (BTC), the fifth race of the Bangalore Summer Meeting on Saturday, 16 May 2026, saw SHINING WAYS produce a polished winning effort in The Star Contender Plate, a maiden event for three-year-olds over 1200 metres. Run at 5:00 PM, the sprint contest formed an important part of the Bangalore race result 16 May coverage, with SHINING WAYS delivering a measured performance under Suraj Narredu for trainer S. Narredu. Representing the ownership combination of Mr Daulat Chhabria, Mr Teja Gollapudi, Dr Prabhakar Chowdary Tripuraneni, and Mr Ashok Ranpise, the colt stopped the clock at 1:13.44 to secure his maiden success in convincing fashion.

The race developed at a genuine pace from the outset, with several lightly raced runners showing early intent in the dash down the straight. SHINING WAYS travelled comfortably within striking distance before Suraj Narredu gradually angled the colt into contention approaching the final furlong. Once asked for an effort, the winner responded fluently, quickening decisively inside the last 200 metres and holding his advantage under confident handling to score with authority.

REGAL BEAUTY, ridden by Akshay Kumar and trained by Darius R. Byramji, finished second after staying on strongly in the closing stages, clocking 1:13.59. Third place went to BUREVESTNIK, partnered by Shreyas Singh for trainer S.S. Attaollahi, who completed the course in 1:13.92 after making late progress behind the leading pair.

With The Star Contender Plate concluded, attention at Bangalore Turf Club now shifts to The Manitou Plate scheduled for 5:30 PM, where another competitive field is expected to continue the evening’s racing momentum.

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Item delivered an impressive victory in the Dante Stakes at York, marking him as a major contender for the Epsom
Butter Blonde, in foal to Home Affairs, led a record-setting Inglis Digital May (Early) Sale at $350,000 as demand for
Tokyo Race Cards 17 May delivers a full 12-race programme at Tokyo Racecourse, culminating in the Group 1 Victoria Mile
Black-Eyed Susan Stakes 2026 result sees My Miss Mo secure a determined G2 victory at Laurel Park after a strong
Bangalore Race Cards 17 May brings a six-race Sunday programme at Bangalore Turf Club featuring competitive racing and feature events.
Pimlico Special 2026 result features a commanding win by Navajo Warrior, who led throughout to secure a decisive victory at
Bangalore race result 16 May highlights Solara’s strong win in The Manitou Plate at Bangalore Turf Club, 5th Day Summer
Sunna controlled every stage to win The Very One Stakes 2026 at Laurel Park, delivering a strong front-running performance on
Bangalore race result 16 May saw SHINING WAYS score an impressive maiden victory in The Star Contender Plate at Bengaluru
Margie’s Intention produced a powerful late surge under Irad Ortiz Jr. to win the $125,000 Allaire du Pont Distaff at
Bangalore race result 16 May saw STAR GLORY deliver a sharp Class I performance in The B.T.C. Charitable Trust Trophy
Coach Mazzula produced a brave front-running display to deny Ultimate Love by a head in the $125,000 Hilltop Stakes at
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