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California considers more liberal use of whip in deep stretch

California Thoroughbred jockeys will be allowed to use their whips with greater frequency in the last sixteenth of a mile under a proposed rule introduced at Thursday’s California Horse Racing Board meeting.

Steve AndersenMay 26, 2016

NYRA confident it's moving toward reprivatization

Officials with the New York Racing Association seemed confident that a bill would get done by next month that would return the company to private control, but they sidestepped questions concerning one proposal that could include an unspecified loss of casino revenue.

David GreningMay 25, 2016

NYRA re-privatization bill introduced

The chairman of the New York Senate Racing, Gaming, and Wagering Committee introduced a bill on Wednesday that would restore control of the board of the New York Racing Association to the association itself, as part of a “re-privatization” plan required by statute.

Matt HegartyMay 25, 2016

VLT clawbacks in Cuomo's NYRA reorganization plan

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s plan to re-privatize the New York Racing Association includes a provision to pull some of the revenue racing receives from the casino at Aqueduct, according to a watch group based in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

David GreningMay 24, 2016

Hall of Fame induction for museum members only

Citing a high demand and limited available seating, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., will limit attendees to this year’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony to museum members only.

David GreningMay 24, 2016

Parx: Six more clenbuterol positives for Preciado

Trainer Ramon Preciado, who has appealed a 270-day suspension for two clenbuterol overages at Parx Racing last fall, had six more clenbuterol positives at Parx between March 1 and April 12 of this year, according to rulings issued by the Pennsylvania State Horse Racing Commission.

Jim DunleavyMay 24, 2016

NBC acquires rights to broadcast Royal Ascot starting 2017

NBC Sports Group, the parent company of the NBC Sports Network, will begin broadcasting live from Royal Ascot in England next year after acquiring the U.S. media rights to the prestigious meeting in a multi-year deal, the company announced on Saturday

Matt HegartyMay 22, 2016

Preakness TV ratings rise 7 percent

The overnight rating for the race portion of the Preakness Stakes broadcast on NBC on Saturday evening was up 7 percent compared with the rating for the same portion of the broadcast last year, according to the network.

Matt HegartyMay 22, 2016

Sports Business Journal honors Belmont Stakes

The Belmont Stakes, with American Pharoah becoming the first horse in 37 years to sweep Thoroughbred racing’s Triple Crown, was selected as the 2015 sports event of the year by the Sports Business Journal.

David GreningMay 19, 2016

Maiden-race victory by three-time winner raises questions

A horse who won a maiden race in New York on Sunday despite having won three non-sanctioned races in China last year has raised questions in some quarters about the reporting of horses’ performances in foreign jurisdictions when they are imported to the U.S.

Matt HegartyMay 18, 2016
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