Keeneland VP Wilkinson Announces Retirement
Saying the "timing was right" for the change, he plans to pursue other interests such as teaching and consulting.
Keyword: Harvie Wilkinson
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Hayward: NYRA Has Big Plans, Wary Eye
The rejuvenated New York Racing Association has big plans for its new 25-year franchise, but president and chief executive officer Charles Hayward said Dec. 9 the organization has to plan wisely should revenue sources dry up.
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$1.1-Million Filly Resold Privately
A $1.1-million Medaglia d'Oro filly that topped the fourth session of the Keeneland September yearling sale was resold privately by Keeneland officials to celebrity chef Bobby Flay Sept. 13 after the original purchaser and his client were unable to provide sufficient proof of credit, according to Keeneland vice president Harvie Wilkinson.
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TCA Elects New Officers, Directors
Charles Nuckols III, president of Nuckols Farm near Midway, Ky., recently had his term as president of the Thoroughbred Club of America extended to two years.
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Kentucky Insurance Panel Continues to Work Toward a Final Recommendation
A committee established by Kentucky Gov. Ernie Fletcher to come up with a recommendation on jockey insurance met again Monday and discussed various options but could not come to any definitive agreement on a final proposal.
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Kentucky Jockey Insurance Panel Debates Funding, Forms Subcommittees
Kentucky's blue ribbon panel on jockey compensation insurance formed subcommittees Wednesday to explore two different routes for jockey insurance coverage: a worker's compensation model and an accident health policy.
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Keeneland Files $2.2-Million Lawsuit
Keeneland is suing Bradley McDonald of New Zealand for $2,259,624 after he failed to pay for horses he purchased at the Kentucky-based company's 2003 September yearling sale.
