For the well-prepared Derby-goer, the data offers one clear piece of advice: a light layer and a rain plan are never wasted investments on the first Saturday in May.

Hall of Fame jockey Ron Turcotte, best known for piloting 1973 Triple Crown legend Secretariat, passed away Friday at the age of 84.

The ninth decade of life typically isn't one in which the retired expect to be overly active or in the spotlight, but for Hall of Fame jockey Ron Turcotte, the next few years figure to be busier than normal.

For more than 15 years, the 89-year-old horseman made Oaklawn Park his winter home.

In our collaborative tribute to the late Lester Piggott, Vance Hanson highlights the great jockey's forays to North America, and Kellie Reilly commemorates several of his brightest European stars.

Broodmare of the Year Leslie’s Lady passed away Monday at the age of 26. Yet the doyenne of Fred Mitchell’s Clarkland Farm will live long in pedigrees.

Broadbent's solution would become the first of many innovations which revolutionized in the horse industry, and birthed a company still going strong after half a century.

Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen surpassed the late Dale Baird’s all-time North American win record at Saratoga on Saturday, by sending out the long-anticipated number 9,446 - juvenile Stellar Tap.

We honor the late Rick Porter by remembering the outstanding runners campaigned in Fox Hill Farms' distinctive red and white silks.

Among the undisputed highlights of Brisnet’s 50-year history was the visit from Queen Elizabeth II to its Lexington, Kentucky, offices on Oct. 10, 1984, an event that likely wouldn’t have happened at any other time if not for the mutual connection of Harry Herbert.