Kentucky Sires Stakes

While speed was plentiful on the $2 million-plus Kentucky Championship card at The Red Mile on Sunday (Sept. 19), the betting public’s dollar saw plenty of churn with seven of the eight $250,000 final...

After breaking stride while in tight quarters in the last preliminary, driver Dexter Dunn pointed Selfie Queen to the front and charged around the track to win in the $40,000 third round of the Kentuc...

Courant Inc. and SRF Stable, owners of Gimpanzee, have announced today that Gimpanzee will retire to Diamond Creek Farm of Kentucky for stud duty in 2021.

On a card highlighted by divisions of Kentucky Sire Stakes and Kentucky Commonwealth Series Tuesday (Sept. 8), The Veteran scored a win to lower The Red Mile track record by over a second.

Kentucky Sire Stakes action continued Tuesday (Aug. 18) at The Red Mile, this time for trotting three-year-olds.

Day Two of Kentucky Sire Stakes action took place today at The Red Mile, this time for two-year-old pacers.

Driver Yannick Gingras visited the winner’s circle six times as he swept the remaining $50,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) consolations and collected victories in four of the eight $250,000 KYSS Final...

Sent the 1-9 favourite, Beautyonthebeach nears a potential Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) sweep as she collected her third-consecutive victory in preliminary competition when taking the sole $30,000 dash...

Hambletonian runner-up Greenshoe vaulted off cover at the top of the stretch and soared to a six-length victory in a 1:50.4 mile when winning the first of two $30,000 divisions of Kentucky Sires Stake...

Driver Scott Zeron kept Brian Brown trainee Fortify towards the front and fired past the late-race leader to take the quickest of two $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) divisions for two-year-old pac...

Off a decisive victory in her Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) division last week, Ms Savannah Belle returned to The Red Mile with a pocket-rocket mile of 1:53.3 to take the first of three $30,000 third-pr...

Beautyonthebeach brushed to the front and faced little challenge when taking the lone $30,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) split for three-year-old pacing fillies on Sunday, Aug. 25 at The Red Mile.