Horse Racing News
IRISH visitor Steinbeck was never a factor in the Jim Dandy Stakes, which was won by 4-1 shot A Little Warm (Tony Dutrow/John Velazquez) after a stirring battle down the Saratoga stretch with Miner's Reserve.
KING George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Harbinger could reappear in the Juddmonte International at York next month.
BRITISH-trained runners Bikini Babe and Rumoush finished second and third behind the favourite Zagora (Jean-Claude Rouget/Ioritz Mendizabal) in the Prix de Psyche at Deauville on Saturday
RICHARD HUGHES broke the record for the most winners at a Glorious Goodwood when securing his ninth victory of the week in the meeting's penultimate race.
MIDDAY scored her second consecutive win in the Nassau Stakes with a thrilling success over Stacelita. After a stewards' inquiry - the first in Britain to be televised live - the placings were unaltered.
Toufan Express was a gutsy winner of this valuable handicap to realise a long-term plan for trainer Adrian McGuinness.
SCENIC BLAST (John Shirreffs/Mike Smith), the reigning Australian horse of the year, breaks new ground on Sunday when he shifts to the Polytrack for the second run of his nascent US career in the Bing Crosby Stakes at Del Mar
MIKE DE KOCK crowned his record-breaking South African season when Bold Silvano (Anthony Delpech) beat stable companion Irish Flame in the country's greatest race, the Vodacom Durban July.
EVENS AND ODDS, Pricewise's Stewards' Cup selection in Saturday's Racing Post, rewarded punters who followed Tom Segal's advice with a 20-1 success in the famously tricky handicap at Glorious Goodwood
Further details have been released about the opening up of the Chinese horse market with increased numbers being imported into China and new tracks being opened up.