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NTRA Annual Report Predicts $8.2M Budget

NTRA Annual Report Predicts $8.2M Budget

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association is anticipating a fiscal year 2013 budget of $8.21 million, according to its latest annual report.

 Monday, June 18, 2012
NTRA: Balanced Budget, Board Changes in Works

NTRA: Balanced Budget, Board Changes in Works

Operating revenue for the National Thoroughbred Racing Association was down 45.2% in 2009 from 2008, but expenses were down 47.5% year-to-year, leading the organization to suggest it should have a balanced budget for 2010.

 Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Breeders' Cup, NTRA Release Separate Annual Reports

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association and Breeders' Cup Ltd. on Oct. 12 publicly issued separate annual reports for the first time since the two groups formed an alliance in 2001.

 Friday, October 13, 2006

NTRA Releases Annual Report

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association has budgeted $65.6 million in operating revenue for 2005, according to the organization's annual report, which was released Thursday.

 Thursday, May 26, 2005

NTRA Annual Report: Revenue Should Increase

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association anticipates bottom-line revenue for 2004 will come in at $400,000, up from $307,895 in 2003. Total operating revenues are expected to increase by more than $6 million this year.

 Tuesday, May 18, 2004

NTRA Annual Report Outlines Financial Situation

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association, in its 2001-02 annual report released May 7, outlines a $59.5-million budget that relies heavily on revenue from Breeders' Cup Ltd. and membership dues.

 Tuesday, May 07, 2002

NTRA Revenues: From Red to Black in 2000

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association in 2000 had $4.81 million in operating revenue over operating expenses, compared with a $1.82 million deficit in operating revenue in 1999. That's a swing of $6.6 million to the positive side of the fiscal ledger.

 Wednesday, June 20, 2001