Conviction pulls Stevens and Lukas out of their slumps.
Orb is perfectly suited for the Belmont Stakes.
There should be a spot in the Derby for a special filly.
A better presentation would be helpful, as would better information.
Security at racetracks has been too reactionary.
Breeders' Cup should take the uncertainty out of site selection.
Keeneland's September sale tweaks benefit everyone.
A new handicapping challenge is already on for freshman sires.
Owners and breeders shine in weekend stakes.
If racetracks look like they don't care, why should the new fan?
Stallion operators bullish on upcoming breeding season.
The good news is Churchill recognizes changes will be made.
A $23.4 billion industry seems worth protecting.
A filly named Glorious Dancer caused two significant changes in the life of horseplayer Michael Beychok.
The goal is to make the event more exciting and accessible to fans.
TCA is raising money and awareness.
Our mission is to engage, educate, and entertain.
'The further we get away from 2008, the better for everybody involved.'
It's time to revisit the idea of a national marketing cooperative
Hosting the Championships requires more than providing a seat.
The average stud fee has decreased 6% for the 2013 breeding season.
Kentucky's chances at a casino bill in 2013 appear slim.
The broodmare market, a driving force in the industry, holds promise.
The racing industry has challenges...but health and safety come first
Breeders' Cup juvenile turf races have created stronger, deeper market for 2-year-olds.
Last year a door opened for the pari-mutuel industry, leading to an opportunity for racetracks to expand their gaming options and potentially boost revenue and purses
Chenery's message: Remind people it's fun to go to the races
More horses changed hands with sellers collectively making more money.
Nearly two months have passed since a coalition of more than 60 owners launched an experiment into Salix-free racing, pledging to run their 2-year-olds without the controversial anti-bleeder medication
Salix, British Champions Day offer obstacles for Breeders' Cup.
The Kentucky HBPA's statement wasn't the one it hoped to make.
Forget struggling for words; some European handicappers struggle to give Frankel a rating.
Whenever the best horses are brought together, good things happen for racing.
From state to state, the significant disparity in racing is in enforcement.
Racing does have its version of the 'Sunshine Boys' in the form of geldings
Adding weight to horses racing on Salix would eliminate 'advantage'
Kauai Katie already being compared to My Miss Aurelia
The industry is still short of the goal of uniformity from state to state
It's time for action on The Jockey Club's 'Reformed Racing Medication Rules.'
The strongest asset for the yearling market is racing performance
We should not be fooled into believing the New York Times is out to help racing.
New Derby trail is better than the graded system, but there is room for improvement.
Amid the chaos in New York, Union Rags delivers a brilliant performance.
The NYSRWB is telling us they believe their day-to-day operations are inadequate.
In the case of Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another, his family tree's branches are laden with tales of triumph and revenge.
If watching I'll Have Another reel in Bodemeister in the Pimlico stretch during the second jewel of the Triple Crown didn't stir the soul, perhaps you're in the wrong business.
Time has been allowed to get loose on the lead, but the Pimlico Special is back again
Both Proud Citizen and Empire Maker have shot at Derby/Oaks Double.
Owners have clean, quick solution to Salix: Stop giving it to your racehorses