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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
The day kicks off with the Grade 3 Winning Colors at Churchill Downs. It may not make you rich, but you will enjoy what you
According to a reliable HRI source, New York racing has been granted permission to resume on June 1. Governor Andrew Cuomo confirmed the story with
By Marc Lawrence — The first Saturday in May is generally reserved for the Kentucky Derby, the first leg of horse racing’s famed Triple Crown.
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
By Marc Lawrence — According to a report from CBS Sports, corporations and organizations typically don’t leave $375 million on the table. That’s what the
We choose turf races at Tampa for obvious reasons; usually full fields, great grass course and always competitive. We were excited to see special-weight maidens
I received this personal email from Marc Lawrence as an FYI, and I offer it up to the HRI Faithful for their consideration. Below is
[A’s, B’s and C’s listed in order of preference] TAMPA BAY DOWNS G2 Tampa Bay Derby: A: Sole Volante (2-1), Chance It (5-2) B: Bye
According to two industry sources, HorseRaceInsider has learned that Kiaran McLaughlin will announce his retirement as a trainer and instead become a jockey agent. McLaughlin
By John Pricci — FAIR GROUNDS: DIV 1: G2 Risen Star Stakes: It’s two, two preps in one: In the first division, based on talent,
The victory may have been more workmanlike than impressive; the margin relatively narrow. Going in, we knew about Thousand Words, Authentic and all the rest
The classiest race, bringing down the curtain on Laurel Park’s Fall Meet, is for maiden allowance types, three-year-old fillies sprinting seven furlongs. Several are coming
Owing to problematic weather forecasts that calls for rain for four consecutive days, Santa Anita is breaking with tradition an erring on the side of
An interesting featured puzzler is Friday’s eighth from Laurel Park, a race that has everything; speed, stalkers, stamina types, barn changes and rider switches. After
Two seven furlong sprints for Maryland-bred babies and call me old school but it’s good to see that it will be ladies first; ladies from
