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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
HRI Foreign Desk Staff — Horse racing is becoming increasingly popular. And there are two reasons for this; firstly, with COVID-19 having put a stop
By Holly Hunt for Insider Sport — The Jockey Club is lining up an expansion of the Cheltenham Festival from 2023 onwards, with plans to
Edited Woodbine Release — The 2021 Thoroughbred meet kicked off on Saturday afternoon with an opening day record handle of $6.9 million at Woodbine Racetrack
By Marc Lawrence — From the current PlaybookSports.com Basketball Newsletter: Connecticut returned to the Big East this season after a 9-year hiatus in the American
By Marc Lawrence — One of the most fun aspects of March Madness happens before the tournament even starts – watching all of the conference
By HRI Foreign Staff — As Cheltenham draws close, the atmosphere around every race on the British horse racing calendar is supercharged with excitement and
Edited Keeneland Release – Keeneland has announced plans to allow a limited number of fans to attend its 2021 Spring Meet, to be held April
By Marc Lawrence — From the Playbook Basketball Newsletter: It’s time to open another can of Pop ‘O Top as we prepare to ride on
By Marc Lawrence — The SEC canceled all nonconference games last season amid the pandemic, with each team playing a 10-game regular season against league
By Marc Lawrence — Only 12 teams have played in the College Football Playoff in its seven-year history. Only six teams have won a playoff
By Marc Lawrence — With the NFL playoff field bigger than ever, the staff at MMQB.com reminds us that we have six games on wild-card
Edited Equibase Release — Equibase has provided comparisons between 2019 and 2020 as a whole as well as comparisons between certain portions of 2019 and
By Marc Lawrence — The New Year’s Six bowl games are considered to be the most prestigious bowls in college football every year. From the
Racing does not corner the market on bad news, not hardly, but it might lead all the sports leagues in negative reactions. Perhaps it’s a
By Marc Lawrence — Coronavirus restrictions led to staggered schedules, start times and cancellations of games all season long. These are all unforgettable memories. But
