A mysterious benefactor adds big money to create a new stakes race on the Emerald Downs calendar. Plus, the latest on the decoupling issue in Florida.

A dramatic change is coming to the way UK pari-mutuel betting pools are conducted. Could the same ever happen in the US? Plus, we hop aboard the Kentucky Derby trail.

Thoroughbreds prepare to race in February on a snow-&-ice covered lake. Plus, why aren't odds on each horse shown on simulcast screens all the way through a race?

2014 UAE Derby winner Toast of New York returns from 3 yr layoff, prepares for $16M Pegasus World Cup. Plus, did horses run in Calif. races when they weren't eligible?

How close are we to the reality of a cloned thoroughbred racehorse? Guests include Daniel Sammartino of Kheiron Biotech & Dr. Pablo Ross of UC Davis's animal science dept.

A 52-yr old ex-Dept of Homeland Security agent chases the dream of becoming a jockey. Plus, who are the emerging players so far on the Kentucky Derby trail?

Which were the best thoroughbred races of 2017? Where does Arrogate fit into our list? The "In The Gate" podcast presents the top 10 races of the year.

Two-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Doug O'Neill on So. California horsemen coping with wildfire devastation at San Luis Rey Downs. Plus, is a cure for laminitis on the horizon?

A British trainer sings opera to her horses each afternoon. Plus, a device that can detect a virus in horse or human in under 30 minutes. Could it prevent future outbreaks?

Actress-turned-jockey Maria Falgione describes her unusual career switch. Plus, a British nutritionist aims to improve the physical & mental health of jockeys worldwide.

We visit an upstate NY prison where inmates care for retired thoroughbreds in a symbiotic manner. It's part of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation's Second Chances program.

The curious case of a developed nation -- Israel -- outlawing horse race wagering. Plus, Gary West on unanswered post-Breeders' Cup questions. Who's 3 year old champ?

As part of ESPN's Salute to Heroes, we present this interview with Marine Sgt. Jeff Hiles, now an assistant trainer to Ken McPeek.

Will Arrogate return to form in the Breeders' Cup Classic? We break down that race, plus the Filly & Mare Turf, Sprint, Juvenile, and Turf.

In the first of our Handicapping the Breeders' Cup shows, we break down the Dirt Mile & Distaff (Friday) and the Turf Sprint and Filly & Mare Sprint (Saturday).

Two Breeders' Cup-bound jockeys from different backgrounds join the show -- Louisiana's Kendrick Carmouche, and the high-society, European stalwart Frankie Dettori.

Filly & Mare Sprint: Fabricio Buffolo of Don Alberto Stable (Unique Bella); & co-owner/breeder/trainer "Happy" Alter (Curlin's Approval), a close friend of Muhammad Ali

In The Gate shares the trailer for Season Two of 30 for 30 Podcasts, launching November 14th, as well as one of our favorite episodes from Season One, Dan & Dave.

American trainer Wesley Ward on Lady Aurelia as she preps for the BC Turf Sprint. Plus, colorful co-owner Jay Oringer sends out Piedi Bianchi in the BC Juvenile Fillies.

Marine Sgt. Jeff Hiles, assistant trainer to Ken McPeek, on his role as a marksmanship instructor.

Marine Sgt. Jeff Hiles, assistant trainer to Ken McPeek, on his role as a marksmanship instructor.

Susan Chu, owner of Breeders' Cup Sprint champ Drefong, stops by. Plus, trainer Tim Glyshaw's rise from a nearly extinct business to saddling a pair of BC starters.

Mick Ruis, owner and trainer of Breeders' Cup Juvenile favorite, Bolt d'Oro. Plus, British track announcer Richard Hoiles gives us a primer on the Europeans heading to the BC.

Dallas Stewart sends out Forever Unbridled in the BC Distaff. Plus, a brush w/racing places crusader Hank Greenspun in Vegas. His son puts the recent tragedy into perspective.

Teaser stallions don't usually breed ... they're just meant to put a mare "in the mood." One teaser, though, was allowed to breed, and his son is a championship contender.