The data recorded for workouts is only part of the story, find out how you can avail yourself of even more information.

Mucho Macho Man makes the scene as others retire, or not!

Who’s retired and who’s remaining in training? Find out what’s next for the stars of Breeders’ Cup 2011.

Feeling a little left out that you can’t make it to Churchill Downs? Not to worry, you can still have a great Breeders’ Cup experience!

Our picks for the 2011 Breeders’ Cup Friday card, but with a twist! This year we’re going up against our friends at WirePlayers in a head to head challenge!

Familiarize yourself with the field or pass it on to your friends…

This open company Breeders’ Cup race has the most female winners, the most multiple winners and the only three time winner.

Need to quickly get up to speed on the 2011 Breeders’ Cup Ladies Classic field? Look no further…

The conventional wisdom about Breeders’ Cup turf races is that European invaders will dominate. Perhaps they will, but historically the location of the prep has been less important than the order of finish.

Happy Halloween and Breeders’ Cup week! Final preparations will be happening all week as we gear up for 15 races spread over two days.

It’s almost time for the Breeders’ Cup, with 15 races spread over two days it might not be a bad idea to start preparing this weekend.

Inaugurated in 1984 and run annually at different locations, find out more the racing series billed as the World Championships of thoroughbred racing.

It was another quiet racing weekend as preparations for the 2011 Breeders’ Cup ramp up.

A quick look at Breeders’ Cup updates from this week.

The 2011 Breeders’ Cup Challenge races have ended, but if we take our queue from Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup winner Forever, contenders have two more weeks to prepare!

Several horses made a return to racing after long layoffs and several Breeders’ Cup races started to take shape.

As expected, Super Saturday turned out to be a largely a chalkfest of epic proportions as Breeders’ Cup plans started to shake out.

Comebacks, break-outs and step-ups sum up the weekend as we begin the season of final preps for the Breeders’ Cup.

Theyskens’ Theory gets a U.S. trainer, discussion of the gallop out and video of Havre de Grace’s most recent work.

It was a weekend of exciting finishes and first Grade 1 wins as turf racing took center stage across divisions.

First run in 1997, this Canadian race has been been won by horses from six different countries. The current record is held by its only female winner.

Racing’s last great undefeated champion spent the final seconds of her career nipping the Kentucky Derby winner on the wire on racing’s biggest stage.

It was a wild weekend with plenty of upsets, several clunkers and a few fabulous comebacks.

Argentinean-bred Invasor was one of the best racehorses of the century’s first decade. In his 12 starts on three continents, he won the Uruguayan Triple Crown, the Breeders’ Cup Classic, and the Dubai World Cup. In 2006, he was named Horse of the Year.

There was plenty of racing across multiple divisions this weekend, but perhaps the biggest story was that thoroughbred horse racing was nationally broadcast both days of the weekend.

It was a parade of longshots for the long holiday weekend as the summer started to get into full swing.

Breeders’ Cup 2010 is in the books and it was one for the ages. Promising juveniles, a historic three-peat and an epic rendition of the Classic!

Our picks for the the 2010 Breeders’ Cup Saturday races.

Our picks for the 2010 Breeders’ Cup, Friday card

Run at the American classic distance of 1 1/4 mile, this Breeders’ Cup race has produced eleven Horse of the Year winners.

After much preparation and anticipation, the moment has finally arrived. Let us help you keep up with the Breeders’ Cup!

Controversially renamed in 2008, find out more the Breeders’ Cup race that has produced a whopping 20 Eclipse Award winners in the span of 25 years.

The fields are starting to take shape and contenders are putting in their final works. Let us help you keep up with all that is the madness leading up to the Breeders’ Cup!

On a weekend where many hopefuls put in their final prep for the Breeders’ Cup, some questions were answered while new ones were asked. Who will Gio Ponti face in November? Can Uncle Mo handle stiffer competition? Will Sidney’s Candy even run?

International buzz baby Frankel creates even more buzz at Ascot and the biggest Breeders’ Cup prep weekend is upon us. We also wrap-up Figs Gone Wild Month with a Q&A about DIY figs.

All eyes turned north to Woodbine for several Breeders’ Cup turf preps. This week at the site Figs Gone Wild Month is still full of run and Ten Things You Should Know About makes a return!

Several Triple Crown contenders returned to the races with mixed results. If you missed any of the action, or just want to see it again, we’ve got replays and photos!

Watching my pick for the 2007 Breeders’ Cup Classic win and not cashing a ticket was all I needed to get over my ridiculous “fear” of betting to win.