The 2026 Jockey Club Fact Book is now available, the organization announced, and it provides data on racing, breeding, and more.
The Jockey Club and TOBA hosted a regional breeders organization workshop at Churchill Downs November 12.
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.