Jockeys and Jeans to Hold Ninth Annual Fundraiser
Jockeys and Jeans to hold the 9th annual fundraiser at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Jockeys and Jeans to hold the 9th annual fundraiser at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Two people at the forefront of litigation that aims to halt the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority said March 7 that they expect the case to wind up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
LA Attorney General Predicts Additional HISA Litigation Read More »
Texas-breds put Mindy Willis and Karen Jacks in the spotlight of Texas Thoroughbred racing.
Willis, Jacks Are Leading Ladies of Texas Racing Read More »
The multiple grade 1 winner lost her pregnancy in late 2022. She was bred back to 2022 leading freshman sire Bolt d’Oro March 5.
No 2023 Foal From Got Stormy, Bred Back to Bolt d’Oro Read More »
The Jockey Club of Canada’s graded stakes committee held its annual review of the graded and listed stakes races in Canada. The number of graded stakes in Canada will increase to 42.
Canadian Graded Stakes Increase to 42 for 2023 Read More »
The official call for offers and expressions of interest campaign dates for the iconic Adena Springs farm in Paris, Ky., will commence on March 28.
Illustrious Adena Springs Farm to Sell By May 15 Read More »
The 16-year-old stallion Zazou, winner of the 2011 Premio Roma (G1) and second in the Deutsches Derby (G1) in 2010, was stolen from his stable at Darhorse Stud on the evening of March 3. The case is being investigated by the Czech police.
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The 16-year-old stallion Zazou, winner of the 2011 Premio Roma (G1) and second in the Deutsches Derby (G1) in 2010, was stolen from his stable at Darhorse Stud on the evening of March 3. The case is being investigated by the Czech police.
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Frank Angst and Eric Mitchell preview the March 2023 issue of BloodHorse magazine, which includes a Why It Worked story on Kirstenbosch and a MarketWatch look at purses, trainers, and stakes races.
Frank Angst, Eric Mitchell Preview March Magazine Issue Read More »
Newmarket will rename a race on Two Thousand Guineas Day after Ellen Chaloner, who was recently revealed to have been the first woman to hold a trainer’s license in Britain. The announcement coincides with International Women’s Day.
Newmarket Honors First Female British Trainer Chaloner Read More »