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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
Hope you can find the time, we can’t, but if there’s a remote chance you have the day off, fans and players have races from
And, so, we begin our 2020 Belmont Stakes sojourn with an apology to the good people of Augusta and our friends at CBS–so long as
By Churchill Downs Press Staff – Secretariat, considered by many as the most talented and iconic Thoroughbred to have raced in America, has been established as
By Churchill Staff – Churchill Downs announced today plans to celebrate the first Saturday in May, the traditional date of the annual Kentucky Derby, by hosting
It really doesn’t matter how I feel about the game I love to hate, or hate the game I love, I am thankful for horse
Never mind the wheels of justice. Even investigations grind slowly. Last Monday’s FBI bust of 27 individuals who derive their living from the Thoroughbred racing
HRI Edited Release — A month of Sundays has passed, and then some, since a horse trained by Arnaud Delacour finished out of the money
NYRA Press Release — The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) has appointed John Imbriale to the position of race caller and track announcer. In this
HRI EDITED RELEASE – With a chance to ride five winners on a single card at Tampa Bay Downs for the fifth time in his
The quietest week of the racing year as well as the last few days before we welcome 2020 is a perfect opportunity to look back
The Kentucky Derby 2020 Sire Future Wager Pool 1 is available, giving bettors an opportunity to wager on select breeding stars and their entire crop
By David Valento — Demand a Big Price — The Track Phantom made two serious Kentucky Derby future book bets in my lifetime. I bet
If you don’t care about who wins an Eclipse Award, you might be interested in this, a poll where you get to decide–or not. Voting
By JENNIE REES — Trainers Dale Romans and Bob Baffert are good friends along with being frequent competitors in America’s top races for 2-year-olds and
“I thought he looked great,” Shug McGaughey said of his 2019 dual Grade 1 winner. “We’re just getting him started and he went off easy,
