Owner/Breeder Moulton Supports Lexington Park Effort
Owner/breeder Susan Moulton has helped bring a planned Lexington park one step closer to reality with a gift that also remembers her son Will, who loved the outdoors and water.
Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Hiring Safety Steward
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission is hiring a safety steward to oversee safety procedures and ensure compliance of both Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority and KHRC standards and rules at licensed racetracks and training centers.
Plenty to Cheer About Ahead of NZB National Sale
While the business of trading and selling is paramount, the sale also serves as an opportunity to discuss the state of the industry and talk to stud masters about stallion bookings for the upcoming season.
KEEP Foundation Announces Seattle Slew Grant Recipients
The Kentucky Equine Education Project Foundation has awarded over $12,000 to Kentucky equine non-profit organizations through its new Seattle Slew Grant Program.
Nimitz Class After Sixth Straight Win in Salvator Mile
Since late December, Nimitz Class has been unbeatable, winning five consecutive races, four times in stakes at Laurel Park in Maryland and most recently in a May 22 allowance at Parx Racing in Pennsylvania.
$485K Blame Colt Claims Top Honors on Day 2 at OBS June
The second session of the June 2-Year-Olds in Training and Horses of Racing Age Sale, June 14 at Ocala Breeders' Sales was headlined by a colt by Blame, realizing $485,000 from agent Clay Scherer to be the new sales leader.
NC Allows Sports Betting; Is Horse Racing on Horizon?
While betting on sports is grabbing the headlines, it is the glimmer of hope for Thoroughbred racing fans that might be a game changer.
Female Sprint Champ Goodnight Olive Tops Bed o' Roses
When trainer Chad Brown says he's looking forward to seeing Goodnight Olive run in the Bed o' Roses Stakes (G2), there's a special emphasis on the "run" part.
ARF Reacts to Singapore Ceasing Thoroughbred Racing
The Asian Racing Federation acknowledges with surprise the recent decision of the Singapore government to cease all Thoroughbred racing in Singapore from October 2024 after 180 years.
Longtime California Steward Meyers Dies at 69
Meyers rose through the ranks of racing officials and became a steward in 1984. He was part of the steward rotation in California until February in advance of a heart operation.