Everyone in this business understands that each day of joy tends to be earned by a month of strife. Seldom, however, do horses spin us between extremes at quite the giddy rate experienced by Richard Klein this summer. Klein, whose stable builds on long groundwork by his late parents Bert and Elaine, had been struggling

Jack Whitaker, an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster who covered many sports, horse racing among them, died on Sunday at his home in Devon, Pa. He was 95. His death was announced by CBS Sports. “There will never be another Jack Whitaker in sports broadcasting,” CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus said in a statement. “His amazing writing

DEAUVILLE, France–There’s always plenty of focus on Arqana August, not just as it is France’s flagship yearling sale but also because it ushers in the new season in Europe. Amid political and financial uncertainty in the wider world, the bloodstock market—at the top end at least—appears to be continuing in rude health. The results in

Bob Baffert, who seemingly lost his best chance at taking down this year’s GI Runhappy Travers S. when his champion Game Winner (Candy Ride {Arg}) was declared from the race last week, will have a hopeful in the Midsummer Derby after all, as Michael Lund Petersen’s Mucho Gusto (Mucho Macho Man) will make the cross-country

Keeneland is preparing for its 2019 Fall Meet, to be held Oct. 4-26, by conducting a Hiring Center and Job Fair in September to recruit more than 2,000 seasonal workers. On-site interviews for all positions will be conducted at the Hiring Center, which opens Tuesday, Sept. 3, and the Job Fair Saturday, Sept. 21. Staffing