Preakness Memories: The late-blooming Red Bullet
Our 2020 Preakness Memories series continues with Red Bullet, who was late to racing but just in time to spoil the Triple Crown hopes of Fusaichi Pegasus.
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Tag: Frank Stronach
Stronach lawsuit settled
The lawsuit between Frank Stronach and his daughter Belinda has been settled, with Belinda retaining control of the company that owns several racing assets.
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Frank Stronach files $500 million suit against daughter Belinda Stronach
Stronach Group founder Frank Stronach has filed a major lawsuit against his daughter Belinda, which could have ramifications for racing in Maryland and elsewhere.
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Frank Stronach to receive Phipps Award
Frank Stronach will receive the Dinny Phipps Award, which honors an individual or individuals who have demonstrated dedication to equine health.
Read More Frank Stronach to receive Eclipse Award of Merit
Frank Stronach will receive an Eclipse Award of Merit recognizing his five decades in racing as a top breeder, owner, and racetrack operator.
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Stronach endorses federal bill on racing medication
Frank Stronach, whose Stronach Group owns Laurel Park and Pimlico, has endorsed federal legislation on medication that opponents fear will lead to a Lasix ban.
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Stronach Group to hold $12 million race
The $12 million Pegasus World Cup will take place in late January at Gulfstream Park.
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Stronach proposes $12 million race
Stronach Group founder Frank Stronach proposed a $12 million “Pegasus World Championship” with an innovative business plan that would be the world’s richest race.
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Tim Ritvo: Man in a methodical hurry
If it’s possible to be in a hurry while taking your time, Tim Ritvo is, as he leads the Stronach Group’s corporate effort to rejuvenate Maryland racing. Pt. 1 of two.
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Tom Chuckas to resign from Maryland Jockey Club
Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas will resign his position effective November 30, the Stronach Group has announced.
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Uniform medication program seeks to draw right lines
The line between therapy and abuse for horses isn’t always bright, but experts say the National Uniform Medication Program, and proper diagnosis, will help.
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