Sixty-one winning pick 6 tickets worth $16,690
Sixty-one winning tickets, each worth $16,690 for $1, were sold Thursday at Keeneland on a pick 6 that drew more than $1.1 million in new handle.
Marty McGeeOct 20, 2016
Sixty-one winning tickets, each worth $16,690 for $1, were sold Thursday at Keeneland on a pick 6 that drew more than $1.1 million in new handle.
The California Horse Racing Board failed to approve a 2017 racing calendar for Northern California on Thursday after a discussion that lasted more than 2 1/2 hours and included testimony from more than a dozen racing and track officials.
A Kentucky circuit court ruled Thursday that Charles and Maria Borell have no claim to horses found earlier this year on a farm leased by Charles Borell, according to the state’s agriculture department.
Racetracks located in states that do not enforce medication and drug-testing policies endorsed by a national racing organization will not be eligible for accreditation by the National Thoroughbred Racing Association beginning in 2019, the NTRA announced on Thursday
Thistledown in North Randall, Ohio, cancelled its racing card late on Wednesday afternoon after track valets refused to work because of a contract dispute, according to a representative of riders at the track.
Whether horsemen in New York have the right to a split sample when notified of a positive drug test is at the heart of a lawsuit brought by Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott against the New York State Gaming Commission.
Churchill Downs plans to begin a $16 million renovation of the second-floor area of the track when the fall meet ends Nov. 27.
The Stronach Group, the racing company controlled by owner-breeder Frank Stronach, purchased the historical racing machine operator RaceTech earlier this summer, top officials of the companies confirmed on Tuesday.
Ralph Ziadie has started 12 horses at the Gulfstream Park West meet at Calder Race Course in south Florida since the meet opened Oct. 8, an indication that officials at the track have concluded a probe that sought to determine whether his son Kirk, who is banned from the track, has a role in training the horses or is tied to the horses financially.
Trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Martin Garcia, who have teamed to win Grade 1 races such as the Breeders' Cup Classic, Santa Anita Derby, and Los Alamitos Futurity the last two years, are working together after a break of nearly six months