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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
You’ve got to start somewhere—and therein lies the rub. There are two listed stakes Saturday at Oaklawn Park. Two of the eight starters in the Bachelor Stakes for three-year-olds are graded stakes winners or placed,
Expectations are growing that racing in traditional spring and summer venues might be able to resume in the next month or two. The Stronach Group has been pleading with California regulators for permission to reopen
April 23, 2020, 5:01 pm: Today Tampa Bay Downs received permission to extend their meeting through May 30. The meet was scheduled to end Sunday, May 3. The new schedule calls for racing three days
Early this week, colleague Bill Finley of Thoroughbred Daily News wrote an interesting article about the 2020 Saratoga race meet–when and if permission finally is granted to conduct live Thoroughbred racing at any New York
What is it that they say on Wall Street, buy the rumor and sell the news? Well, here it is: The New York Racing Association, in league with the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association, has
For all its faults involving integrity, security, transparency and a badly outdated business model, Thoroughbred racing and its horsemen are conducting themselves a lot more wisely than federal and many state governments franchised to protect
We’re letting the weather handicappers point me in the direction I prefer to go. Every map I looked at promised rain in South and North Florida but for a change, meteorologists say it will be
Money isn’t everything. This is never more true than when it comes to ranking the best of thoroughbred racing. Strictly based on earnings, Midnight Bisou is about to become the fifth greatest horse who ever
Today’s optional allowances for three year old fillies going a
Live racing returns to Gulfstream Park with a nine-race program
By Marc Lawrence – 6’5″ 315 lb. offensive tackle Andrew
If there’s a Grade 1 turf stakes anywhere in the
Two turn turf miles at Santa Anita can be vexing,
After faltering late going a mile last out in the
By Santa Anita Press Staff—Gary Barber’s War of Will, a
By Marc Lawrence — Dallas was one of the biggest
Marc Lawrence – The much anticipated sequel to “The Match”
By Marc Lawrence – The most disgusting thing I saw
Executive editor John Pricci provides his insights on everything thoroughbred
racing. Big horses, big races, politics, it’s all here in his free “Feature Race Analysis” and “On the Line” column.
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Has been a groom, clocker, handicapper, sportswriter, columnist and editor at various times throughout a career that has spanned more than three decades.
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Has been a sports writer, columnist and editor at various times throughout a journalistic career that spans more than four decades. His passionate writing and reporting on thoroughbred racing.
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