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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
By John Pricci, May 12. 2022— Can you imagine what would had been the fallout if…? My condo maintenance man said only yesterday, “I’ve watched
By HRI Foreign Desk — The Kentucky Derby is one of the biggest horse races held in the United States. The Kentucky Derby is also
By HRI Foreign Staff — The Grand National of the biggest horse racing events in the world and it happens just outside Liverpool, England, every
By HRI Foreign Staff — Only a handful from the thousands of racehorses ever achieves legendary status. Tiger Roll is one such horse, a fantastic
By HRI Foreign Staff — The world has reopened, and we can get back to trackside to see some high-quality racing. The thunder of hooves
By HRI Foreign Staff — The 2021 Cheltenham Festival was an extraordinarily good one for Irish trainers, who left the Festival with no fewer than
By HRI Foreign Staff — Plans are well underway for the Cheltenham Festival, one of the highlights of the National Hunt racing season, which is
By HRI Foreign Desk — Horse racing, also known as ‘the Sport of Kings’ expands its roots into tradition and history from ancient times (4500BC).
From HRI Foreign Desk — Another calendar year has started, which means the start of a new Triple Crown series is upon us. The racing
By HRI Foreign Desk — Horse racing remains as one of the US’ most vastly growing sports in relation to its popularity and dwelling interest
From HRI FOREIGN STAFF — Measuring the success of famous horse jockeys is difficult, as different metrics shine a light on different superstars of the
By HRI Foreign Staff — Horse racing is one of the most popular sports in the world, especially in terms of betting. Gambling and horse
By HRI Foreign Staff — It was a victory that shocked the world back in May as a spry young colt named Rombauer sprinted down
By HRI Foreign Desk — So, you’re new to the world of horse betting and are currently confused on what to do? Or perhaps you
By HRI Foreign Staff — Often we see a lot of praise going to winning horses and winning jockeys, but not often enough we see
