Health Zone: Feed & Nutrition
Throughout a horse’s lifecycle, specific nutritional needs can vary greatly depending on what the expectations are for each equine.
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Throughout a horse’s lifecycle, specific nutritional needs can vary greatly depending on what the expectations are for each equine.
Health Zone: Feed & Nutrition Read More »
On Feb. 1, Phil and Christine Hatfield were able to toss their own hats in celebration. On that day, their six-year-old mare, Saffron Moon, earned the pair their first graded stakes win as owners.
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Dollars and Sense with Frank Angst
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Like the Brooklyn Bridge and Broadway, the Wood Memorial Stakes (G2) is intrinsically linked to New York, and of all the significant Kentucky Derby (G1) prep races, this is the one final test that every horseman wants to ace.
Wood Memorial Celebrates 100 Years of Greatness Read More »
The New York Racing Association has dealt with a myriad of reasons for cancellations over the years. Inclement weather, smoke from wildfires, and a pandemic, in particular, stand out among the list. But what happened March 30 was indeed a first.
NYRA, NYTHA Seeking Reimbursements for Lost Racing Day Read More »
Coolmore partners Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, and Derrick Smith announced March 31 they have joined the ownership group of Kentucky Derby (G1) contender Journalism, who also will stand at Ashford Stud after his retirement.
Journalism to Ashford Stud Upon Retirement Read More »
Woodbine Entertainment unveiled March 31 the stakes schedule for the 2025 Thoroughbred racing season at Woodbine Racetrack.
Woodbine Unveils 2025 Stakes Schedule Read More »
A quartet of horses worked a furlong in :10 to tie for the fastest time during March 31 breeze show for the Texas 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale at Lone Star Park.
Four Match Fastest Time in Texas 2YO Sale Breeze Show Read More »
The National Thoroughbred League announced March 31 its schedule for the 2025 season, with races taking place throughout the spring and summer in Baltimore, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Nashville.
National Thoroughbred League Releases Schedule Read More »
More than 700 2-year-old Thoroughbred racehorses are now wearing a biometric sensor as part of the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ research project to determine the effectiveness of sensors in injury detection.
AAEP Begins Study on Injury Detection by Sensors Read More »