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Younger investors aim to bring horse racing to the 'public's doorstep' - Baltimore Sun
Younger investors aim to bring horse racing to the 'public's doorstep' Baltimore Sun BETHESDA — – Thoroughbred racing is sometimes called the "sport of kings," but the horse owners and prospective owners sipping red wine at a reception the other night seemed too young to have ascended to an exalted level of royalty. |
Horses For Courses: Off the Spoon for a mixed tipping day - Yorkshire Evening Post
 Yorkshire Evening Post | Horses For Courses: Off the Spoon for a mixed tipping day Yorkshire Evening Post Through a partnership with the UK rugby community, the charity stages various events up and down the country to raise funds – events such as their annual day at Ripon races on Sunday. It was considered a genial idea to invite the Yorkshire Evening ... |
Winning Horse Racing Partners Do It Their Own Way - New York Times
 CTV.ca | Winning Horse Racing Partners Do It Their Own Way New York Times The physical similarities between the horses are few, but in the Kentucky Derby, Went the Day Well, like Animal Kingdom, will be a long-shot and an unknown factor, having avoided the best of his class. Motion's partnership with Irwin began only in late ... Kentucky Derby an investor's dream that few live Kentucky Derby Special: Investing In Racehorses Kentucky Derby: Dullahan's owners enjoy special bond |
Horse Racing: Heartbeats & Hoofbeats: Stories of beginnings and endings - The Rock River Times
 The Rock River Times | Horse Racing: Heartbeats & Hoofbeats: Stories of beginnings and endings The Rock River Times These Triple Crown races (or any other races) make up a small portion of a race horse's life. What happens before that prime testing season, and what happens once it's over? Thoroughbred horses are born every year, but one particular arrival was ... |
The Case for Using Lasix - New York Times (blog)
The Case for Using Lasix New York Times (blog) By STEVE ZORN There have been many calls for the banning of raceday Lasix in Thoroughbred racing. The grandees of the sport, in the form of The Jockey Club, the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association, etc. have decided that Lasix must go. |