Jockey Club elects 10 new members

The Jockey Club has elected 10 new members, including the high-profile owner Peter T. Brant, the organization announced on Monday.

Brant, who has had two separate stints as a leading owner in the sport, is the founder of White Birch Paper Company and owns Payson Park training center in Florida. He is active as a magazine publisher, art collector, and film producer, and was the captain of the White Birch polo team from 1979-2016.

Other members elected include:

- Craig Bernick, the president and chief executive officer of Glen Hill Farm, a breeding and racing operation based in Florida;

- Boyd T. Browing, the president and chief executive officer of Fasig-Tipton Corporation since 2008;

- Case Clay, the founder and owner of Case Clay Thoroughbred Management who is also a board member of Keeneland and Breeders’ Cup;

- Dennis Drazin, a New Jersey owner and breeder who is the president and chief executive officer of Darby Development, which operates Monmouth Park;

- Marette Farrell, a leading bloodstock agent originally from Ireland;

- Jonathan Green, the co-owner and general manager of D.J. Stable;

- Andrew Moore, the general manager for racing of FanDuel Group, which owns the major racing broadcaster FanDuel TV, previously known as TVG;

- Dean Reeves, the owner of Reeves Thoroughbred Racing stable and Two Springs Farm in Florida; and

- Bill Strauss, a prominent Thoroughbred owner based in Southern California who is a board member of Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.

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