Daily Racing Form on Friday will stream the ceremony that announces the winners of the inaugural Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards, presented by Godolphin. Held at Keeneland, the event starts at 11 a.m. Eastern, and the five winners will each receive a trophy and a check for $10,000.
The 2017 Kentucky racing calendar will look much the same as it did in 2016 under an agreement reached by the major Thoroughbred tracks in the state.
With Hurricane Matthew expected to strike the area, Gulfstream Park West has canceled racing Wednesday through Friday, the track announced Tuesday.
Gulfstream Park officials have decided to allow Allan Hunter to continue to train 12 horses at the Florida track following a probe into whether a suspended trainer was overseeing his operation, a top official of the track said Monday.
All-sources handle at the 11-day September meet that ended Sunday at Churchill Downs was up 1 percent over the comparable meet in 2015, according to figures released Monday by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
Suffolk Downs in East Boston, Mass., has asked the state's racing commission for approval to hold six live racing dates in 2017, along the same lines of the meet the track held this year.
Materiality, the winner of the Grade 1 Florida Derby in 2015, was euthanized in July due to complications from laminitis, according to Steve Young, racing manager for Alto Racing, which owned the colt.
The New York Racing Association was fined $150,000 and agreed to implement several changes in waste management protocols after it was deemed to have discharged polluted wastewater from Aqueduct into nearby Jamaica Bay.
Frank Mirahmadi has quite a celebration planned for Oct. 20, his 49th birthday. On that day he will begin calling races at Golden Gate Fields as the track’s full-time announcer.
Trainer James Brown has appealed the 45-day suspension and $2,500 fine he was given by the Hastings stewards for one of his horses testing positive for the banned substance methamphetamine.
