National HBPA sues to stop racing Integrity Act
The National HBPA has joined with the conservative Liberty Justice Center to file suit opposing the newly enacted Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act.
The National HBPA has joined with the conservative Liberty Justice Center to file suit opposing the newly enacted Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act.
The second “Truth to Power” virtual panel focused on diversity and inclusion and the future of the Thoroughbred industry will take place Wednesday, March 17.
The Maryland Horse Foundation has launched a capital campaign to raise $1 million to create the Maryland Horse Library and Education Center.
In a pair of Maryland-bred stakes Saturday at Laurel Park, Whereshetoldmetogo won the seventh stake of his career, while Kiss the Girl won her first.
Jockey Alexander Chavez made his first mount in the United States a winning one Saturday at Laurel Park, rallying on the rail to score.
Off to the Races Radio returns to the air March 13 with a show featuring top jockey Trevor McCarthy and owner-breeder-stallion owner Larry Johnson.
Three-year-old Street Lute will gun for her sixth consecutive win — all stakes — when she stretches out to a mile in Saturday’s Beyond the Wire Stakes.
The Preakness returns to its traditional mid-May spot on the racing calendar and will highlight the 2021 Pimlico meet, which kicks off May 7.
Colonial Downs will shift to an earlier post time for its 2021 schedule, which kicks off July 19 and runs through September 1.
Scott Robinson became the first defendant sentenced in the Navarro-Servis doping case, incurring an 18-month prison sentence and forfeiting $3.8 million.