The number of live foals reported to The Jockey Club in 2025 is down 3.4 percent versus a year ago, the group announced.
The number of mares bred in the Mid-Atlantic declined 11% from a year ago at the same time, according to statistics from The Jockey Club.
The Jockey Club and TOBA will host a state breeder organization workshop to share current programs to help identify best practices and areas of growth.
The Jockey Club today announced the new Off-Track Thoroughbred Profile, the first equineline.com report centered on Thoroughbreds in their second careers.
The new service provided by The Jockey Club will provide breeders a complimentary updated race record for Thoroughbreds foaled in 2025 and later.
A program to bolster the value of horses that are both Maryland-bred and Maryland-sired is set to take effect with the current crop of two-year-olds.
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A new Jockey Club program will waive registration fees when introducing or returning mares to the breeding population in an effort to bolster foal crops.
The most recent OwnerView webinar took place November 5 and examined state-bred incentive programs around the country.
The number of live foals reported to the Jockey Club to date is 17,700, which is 2.4% lower than the 18,143 reported at this time a year ago.