Breeders, trainers, and horse owners believe House Bill 105 would negatively affect the thoroughbred industry, especially in ...

The Ocala Breeders' Sales Company has penned the following open letter to the Thoroughbred Industry: With an economic impact ...

The Jockey Club has introduced Naming AI, a new tool designed to assist customers with naming their horses.Naming AI enables ...

Mindy Willis noticed his antics at Sam Houston when Barnett tabbed her to take over the training duties as Sunlit Song ...

Excitement filled the air Monday afternoon as elected officials and Churchill Downs leadership joined community members for ...

Horse racing will never get a “commissioner” and we should all stop trying to find one. Instead, the industry needs its ...

The Kentucky Derby Museum’s traveling exhibit, Black Heritage in Racing will be on display at The Center for African American ...

Canterbury Park’s 2019 thoroughbred and quarter horse race meet, as approved Dec. 13 by the Minnesota Racing Commission, will include 66 race dates. The meet will begin May 3, the Friday ...

From his Baldwin City ranch that dates back to his grandfather, Ted Madl remembers how Kansas horse racing was decades ago.

The bill's sponsor argued it would allow tracks to make independent decisions about their operations without being forced to maintain unprofitable live racing.

Canterbury Park’s request for a 54-day horse racing season in 2024 was unanimously approved Thursday, Dec. 21, by the Minnesota Racing Commission. The season will start May 18 and go through Sept. 28.

R. Larry Johnson, who put his stamp on the Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred industry on racetracks, in breeding sheds, and in ...