Ben Mosier, the executive director of the Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit that will oversee the program, said once approved, all test results and adjudication will flow through HIWU rather than individual state commissions. 

Bethan Byrne from Dalham Hall in Newmarket collected the Stud Staff prize at last week’s Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards at York Racecourse. Here, she tells Racing Post about her role and journey to it.

Since arriving at Turfway Park last month, the 2022 Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (G1T) winner has recorded two three-furlong breezes, the latest being a :36 3/5 move Feb. 25 at the Florence, Ky. oval.

Rick Dutrow’s bid to have his trainer’s license restored after a 10-year ban received the green light Feb. 27 when a status report from the New York State Gaming Commission’s executive director voiced support for reinstatement.

In recognition of Michael Dickinson’s innovations to improve racing safety, the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program named him the 33rd recipient of the John W. Galbreath Award for Outstanding Entrepreneurship in the Equine Industry.

Nine days after trainer Bob Baffert lost a court decision to overturn his two-year ban from Churchill Downs, four Kentucky Derby prospects, including impressive Southwest Stakes winner Arabian Knight, were transferred to the barn of Tim Yakteen.

Anthony Stabile and Richard Migliore look back at the G2 Rebel Stakes from Oaklawn and Gander Stakes from Aqueduct.

On Sunday, horses were able to jog on both surfaces under partly cloudy skies with a spectacular backdrop of the snow-laden San Gabriel Mountains which were blanketed with snow as low as 1,000 feet.

The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance is pleased to announce the hiring of Samantha Smith, who will be joining the team as the new Director of Marketing and Communications, effective Feb. 27.

Invader is the only second-season sire in Australia to produce a group 1-winning 3-year-old, a feat which has him placed in fifth on the leading second-season sires’ table.