TERF Awards $4K to Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association
The Thoroughbred Education and Research Foundation is pleased to award $4,000 to Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association to be used to grow its Horsemen U online platform.
Bowen, Cook, Kerrison Selected to Media Roll of Honor
Esteemed writers Edward Bowen and Ray Kerrison and pioneering photographer Charles Christian "C. C." Cook have been selected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame's Joe Hirsch Media Roll of Honor.
Asmussen Trio, Arctic Beast Headline Springboard Mile
The Remington Springboard Mile has yet to be won by the eventual Kentucky Derby (G1) winner, but perhaps this year's race snaps that streak. No trainer is better positioned to come away victorious than Steve Asmussen.
Kempton Park's Future Up in the Air
An agreement made with housing developer Redrow to retain an option to build on Kempton Park was made "in the best interests of racing," according to a key figure in the discussion.
Hall of Fame Hosts Countdown to the Triple Crown Feb. 7
The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame hosts the fourth annual Countdown to the Triple Crown fundraising event Feb. 7 that features dozens of silent auction items and an online auction of unique items and experience packages.
Share in Zarak Tops Arqana December Online Sale
A 1/50th share in the Aga Khan Studs' leading young sire Zarak topped the Arqana Online December Sale Dec. 16 when selling for 740,000 euros to an anonymous buyer based in Britain. The auction also saw shares in Mehmas and…
Graded Stakes Winner Fort Bragg to Stand in Louisiana
Fort Bragg is a multiple stakes winner and son of Tapit who will be available to Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse mares. The partnership that owns Fort Bragg also is offering complimentary Thoroughbred seasons to breeders who are 35 or younger.
Liberty National Seeks Dividends in Gun Runner Stakes
The Dec. 20 Gun Runner Stakes at Fair Grounds features a talented cast of eight juveniles, led by Liberty National.
Provisional Suspension Issued Against Trainer Rodriguez
While a final adjudication is yet to come, a hearing officer on Dec. 15 determined that HISA had demonstrated good cause to move forward with a provisional suspension of trainer Rudy Rodriguez, who is accused of endangering horses.