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Breeders Cup Championship
Extensive information on the internationally recognized Thoroughbred horserace, including profiles on the entries, owners, jockeys, statistics, eligibility requirements, news, photos, archives, and race results. Held at the Churchhill Downs Racetrack, Louisville, Kentucky.

Call to the Derby Post
Experience and explore the greatest two minutes in Thoroughbred racing sports in the annual Run for the Roses at Churchhill Downs, Kentucky. This unofficial site offers the latest Derby news, as well as the Derby mint juleps, history of the race, handicapping, and recap of preceeding races and preps.

The VISA Triple Crown Challenge
Official site of America's Thoroughbred racing Triple Crown featuring the Kentucky Derby, The Preakness Stakes, and The Belmont Stakes. Press releases, history, past winners, and nomination forms for contenders. Hosted by VISA.

Dubai World Cup
The official web site of Arabia's internationally recognized Dubai World Cup for Thoroughbred racing. Dates and details of races, past results, and online booking.

Ascot Authority
Provides online booking for the Royal Ascot racing meet in England. Also includes information and booking for other racing events.

Royal Ascot
Covering this classic UK horserace meeting with news, race and runner details, what to wear, where to stay, ticket bookings, and lodging.

The Kentucky Derby
An event since 1875, and the first jewel in the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred horseracing, the Run for the Roses is held annually in the first Saturday of May at Churchill Downs Racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky. Provides information on the race both past and present, news, photo gallery, betting, pre-race events, archives, and contenders.

Cheltenham National Hunt Festival
Race by race guide to the jumps' top meeting, plus profiles of major trainers and jockeys.

Shelley's Kentucky Derby Page
Provides information on winners and current year contenders, more than 60 pictures of winners, quizzes, recipes, from a fan.

The Kiplingcotes Derby
Begun 1519 with rules drawn in 1618 and a permanent endowment given in 1669, this race traditionally takes place in March and covers 4 miles of public roads in Yorkshire, England. Open to all riders, all ages, all breeds, astride or sidesaddle. Photo albums of past events, winners, and race history.