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Japanese horse Victoire Pisa won the $10 million Dubai World Cup last Saturday ridden by Italian jockey Marco Demuro. The Dubai World Cup is the richest horse race in the world and took place at the Meydan race course. Members of the winning team paid homage to their country wearing shirts with the Japanese national flag and the word “Hope”.

Zenyatta, who was chosen horse of the year in 2010, was bred to Bernardini this week, as informed by Dottie Ingordo Shirreffs, wife of Zenyatta’s trainer John Shirreffs. The personnel at Lane’s End Farm prepared Zenyatta for her first encounter with the Darley stallion.

A study made at Veterinary School of Medicine Faculty at Nottingham revealed that obesity in horses is as high as it is in humans. The results were published at the Veterinary Record newspaper.

Trainer Paul Nicholls confirmed today that Big Buck’s will run in the Cheltenham Festival and will not take part in the Betfair Cleeve Hurdle. The champion colt will be part of the field at the Ladbrokes World Hurdle event. The decision to waiver the Betfair Cleeve Hurdle was because the trainer wants the horse to rest before trying to win for the third time in the Grade I Staying Hurdle Championship.

Noel Fehily will not be able to ride Master Minded at the Tingle Creek Chase at Cheltenham and he will be replaced by champion jockey Tony McCoy. The colt won the race under McCoy in 2008 and the jockey expects to repeat the victory.

Australian racing horse Zipping made history by winning the Sandown Classic for the three time in a row. Lloyd Williams is the proud owner of the nine-year-old colt and it has not been revealed yet if the horse will come back to the tracks next year but he already is a legend.

The Santa Anita horse racing track is closed due to the installation of a new natural dirt surface that will replace the synthetic ground. The work will be finished by 6th December, twenty days before the traditional winter/spring meeting.

Last month, Rachel Alexandra surprisingly lost in the Grade One Personal Ensign Stakes at Saratoga and rumors about her retirement went rampant. However, trainer Steve Asmussen and majority owner Jess Jackson are unwilling to talk about retiring the filly, at least not at the moment. Instead, the trainer and owner decided to wait until she went back into work.

As she continues going through a winning streak, adding race after race, 6-year-old Zenyatta has also added an entertaining pre-race performance, for the delight of her followers: prancing in the saddling paddock and shaking a front leg in the post parade. “She's gotten to where she really knows she's a superstar,” jockey Mike Smith commented. “It's almost as if she tries to intimidate the competition when she dances in the paddock. She loves entertaining.”