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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
By Ken Weingartner, USTA Media — Kevin Hankins is retired from his most recent career, but as busy as ever thanks to remaining active in
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 Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations Drew Monti recently got career win 2,000, but more important to the 27-year-old driver than accumulating victories is adding
Edited Fair Grounds Release — Winchell Thoroughbreds’ Epicenter will be heavily favored when he goes postward Saturday against eight rivals in hopes of winning three
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 Ken Weingartner, USTA Media Relations — Dear USTA Members, Friends, and Fellow Horse Lovers, The USTA Board of Directors hears you, values you, and
By HRI Foreign Staff — The 2021 Cheltenham Festival was an extraordinarily good one for Irish trainers, who left the Festival with no fewer than
The following was written by a colleague for his website, Paulick Report. This copyrighted column appeared March 9 (© 2022 Blenheim Publishing LLC. Republished with
By Dave Brower, Meadowlands Handicapper Early Double Analysis Friday, March 11, 2022 Race 1 1 TAKEITTOTHEFACE – Dave Y won a race last week from
By HRI Foreign Staff — Plans are well underway for the Cheltenham Festival, one of the highlights of the National Hunt racing season, which is
Edited U.S. Harness Writers Association Release — Test Of Faith on Sunday became the fourth 3-year-old female pacer in history to be named Horse of
By Ken Weingartner — The 2021 Horse of the Year will be announced Sunday night, Feb. 20, at the annual U.S. Harness Writers Association’s (USHWA)
By Newswriter — Following in the footsteps of the great Cigar, Korea Racing Authority’s Knicks Go became the first Maryland-bred to be named Horse of
