Umberto Rispoli and George Papaprodromou notched their first Del Mar titles this Bing Crosby Season.

Del Mar closed out its 12th Bing Crosby Season on Sunday with a 9.4% gain in total handle, despite running one fewer day due to a weather.

Juddmonte homebred Segesta walked her beat smartly at Del Mar Sunday in capturing her first Grade I headliner in the $300,000 Matriarch Stakes.

Salamis dug in deep down the stretch to give Chad Brown a stakes double in winning the Grade I Hollywood by a neck.

Following a massive upset in the Seabiscuit Handicap Saturday at Del Mar, the track’s Early Pick Five wager took on a whole new shine looking ahead to Sunday’s closing-day program for the Bing Crosby Season.

The legacies of Native Diver and the Baze family have never intersected directly, until now.

Live racing originally planned on Friday, November 21 is cancelled and a Monday, November 24 card has been added due to the forecast of heavy rain throughout Southern California.

In a world full of unpredictability, there are two things you can be sure of in early November. One is hearing Christmas music in just about every store you walk into, and the other is the autumn racing meet starting at Del Mar. What do both of those things have in common with each other? The answer is Bing Crosby.

Saturday Card Cancelled, Friday Post Time Changed

Del Mar Turf © Benoit Photo Thursday at Del Mar was the start of the 12th annual Bing Crosby Meet, with a tremendous weekend in playing host to the 2025 Breeders’ Cup World Championships for...