BHA Considers 4-Horse Limit for Trainers in Handicaps
The British Horseracing Authority is considering whether to limit the number of horses a trainer can run in major handicaps, the Racing Post reported Dec. 12.
de Saint-Seine Elected President of France Galop
The 56 members of the France Galop committee met Dec. 12 and elected Guillaume de Saint-Seine as the new president of France Galop for a four-year term that starts immediately.
Museum of Racing to Add Three to Media Roll of Honor
Esteemed writers Dick Jerardi, Paul Moran, and John L. Hervey have been selected to the National Museum of Racing's Joe Hirsch Media Roll of Honor.
Churchill Downs Stakes to Provide Entry at Epsom, Ascot
Churchill Downs has announced a new partnership with the British Jockey Club and Ascot Racecourse to offer a program in which horses competing during Kentucky Derby week could receive an entry and travel incentive for races at Epsom and Royal…
Glyshaw to Leave Training to Accept Indiana HBPA Post
Longtime Thoroughbred horseman and Indiana native Tim Glyshaw has been named the Indiana Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association executive director.
Three Trainers, Murphy Join HISA Advisory Group
Thoroughbred trainers Dale Romans, John Sadler, Shug McGaughey and racing and bloodstock manager Gavin Murphy have joined HISA's Horsemen's Advisory Group.
Catching Up With Old Friends: Happy Holidays
Anne Eberhardt visits Old Friends Farm where Michael Blowen wishes everyone happy holidays as 2023 comes to a close.
Group 1 Sire Dandy Man Dies at 20
Ballyhane Stud stalwart and group 1 sire Dandy Man has died at the age of 20.
Speedster Bolden to Stud at Rancho San Miguel in CA
Southern California sprinter Bolden, a dual-surface winner who exhibited sub-1:08 six-furlong speed during his undefeated racing career, will begin stallion duties at Rancho San Miguel in 2024.
A Look Back on the Year for North American Sires
The List: An Update and Review of the Top 25 General Sires List Rankings