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Panel: Quality Trumps Quantity in TV Coverage

More network television isn't necessarily better for racing; instead, put the money in high definition and YouTube. So said the experts at the International Simulcast Conference.

 Thursday, October 06, 2011
Television on Agenda at Simulcast Conference

Television on Agenda at Simulcast Conference

Racing on television will be the focus of the closing session during the Oct. 5 closing session of the 19th Annual Simulcast Conference in Scottsdale, Ariz.

 Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Seigenfeld Leaving Triple Crown Productions

Ed Seigenfeld will step down as executive vice president of Triple Crown Productions (TCP) at the end of August. He has led the organization since March 1990, overseeing the Chrysler and Visa sponsorships of the Triple Crown and managing the network television negotiations for the series.

 Monday, July 06, 2009
Triple Crown Nominations Open

Triple Crown Nominations Open

Early nominationsl, at $600 per horse, are being taken for this year's Triple Crown races, which start with the 134th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) on Saturday, May 3. The early nomination period closes on Saturday, Jan. 19.

 Thursday, January 03, 2008

Triple Crown Productions Has Not Received Sponsorship Offer from Online Gaming Company

The executive vice president of Triple Crown Productions says that the organization has received no formal offer from Bodog.com, an online gaming company that claims it has offered to sponsor the $5-million Triple Crown Challenge.

 Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Triple Crown Sponsorship Unlikely This Year

Although they haven't completely closed the door on getting a deal put together, officials at Triple Crown Productions say it is unlikely there will be a joint sponsor this year for the three races.

 Friday, March 24, 2006

Visa to End Triple Crown Challenge Sponsorship

In what was described as a change in its marketing strategy for Thoroughbred racing, Visa USA announced Monday it would not renew its 10-year sponsorship of the Visa Triple Crown series, but would focus on a "new partnership with the sport's most venerable race, the grade I Kentucky Derby."

 Monday, May 02, 2005