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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
MAY 24, 2020 – In racing and mainstream media alike, storylines during the month of May have been mainly about “racing’s survival,” “racing’s great opportunity,”
Anyone with a three-digit IQ understands that life will never be the same again. But with Saturday’s announcements that Belmont Park will open June 4
By Gulfstream Park Press Staff – As part of the first-of-its-kind 1/ST Preakness At Home event 1/ST LIVE announces Drive-InFieldFest presented by Budweiser Zero, a new alcohol free brew. Drive-InFieldFest is the nation’s
By Phil Janack, for the Maryland Jockey Club – From the Alibi Breakfast to the blanket of handmade Black-Eyed Susans to the painting of the infield
Authentic, Charlatan and Nadal: with apologies to Alexandre Dumas, call them The Three Bafferteers. Each horse is trained by two-time Triple Crown winner Bob Baffert,
Thursday, May 7, 2020 — A report from NBC network affiliate WBAL in Baltimore, Md., on Wednesday afternoon said the Grade 1 Preakness Stakes would
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.
It’s the first Saturday in May and there is no Kentucky Derby. This is not a racing world I want to live in. The Arkansas
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
As racing anticipates what will be the significant event of the 2020 Triple Crown season, featuring the NTRA’s third and fourth ranked three-year-olds, racetracks should
By Gulfstream Park Staff – In another year, the Triple Crown wouldn’t likely have been on trainer Mark Hennig’s radar for Americanus, a late-developing son of
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
PLANTATION, FL – Four months; not five weeks. That’s how long Thoroughbred fans must wait to find out whether Tiz the Law rules in this
What does Churchill Downs have to do to establish beyond any reasonable doubt that it does not give a whit about racing? The only thing
Canadian Hall of Famer Mark Casse, a nominee to gain the same status in America’s racing pantheon this August, but not yet old enough to
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