When Adrian Gonzalez brings his 4-year-old son Ryder to horse sales, he’s fostering father-son time and beginning to teach Ryder the business.

The Dec. 2 ruling follows the CHRB investigation where Baltas’ horses were captured on surveillance video being administered a pair of substances—higenamine, a stimulant, and paeonol, an anti-inflammatory—by members of Baltas’ staff.

The Thoroughbred Education and Research Foundation (TERF) is pleased to award Wilson College $5,000 to be used for scholarship support.

Dr. Jeff Blea, equine medical director for the California Horse Racing Board, issued a memorandum Dec. 2 related to equine physical therapy to associations, CTT, TOC, trainers, owners, veterinarians, and horsemen.

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The U.S. Attorney’s office asked for a delay in making certain pre-trial filings in the criminal case against Jason Servis, citing “discussions regarding a potential pre-trial disposition.”

Longtime bloodstock agent and equine consultant Harley Clemons died Nov. 30 in Central Kentucky. He was 82.

The end of an era will play out at the Arqana Breeding Stock Sale, which begins in Deauville on Saturday, with the four-day auction hosting the dispersal of stock from the Head family’s famed nursery Haras du Quesnay.

Anyone who bristled at Flightline heading to the breeding shed after just six races should be members of the Mind Control Fan Club.

As trainer Rick Schosberg calls it a career at the end of 2022, the widely respected horseman has had time to reflect on some of the shining moments. Among these merits are a redeeming victory in the 1999 Cigar Mile with Affirmed Success.