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The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association said May 7 it will hold another vote on proposed changes to its bylaws after its general counsel found a "flaw" in a vote taken during a special election April 30. 
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Engineering drawings are outstanding, building permit applications have yet to be submitted and it has been nine months since city planning officials held formal talks with developers, but the Mayor’s brother insists Woodbine Live!
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The Board of Directors of the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association (MTHA) voted earlier this evening to invalidate the results of last Monday's Special Membership Meeting.
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The bourbon had been stashed away and the hats returned to closets by the time someone found a groomer's body inside a barn at Churchill Downs, hours after the running of America's most famous horse race.
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Louisville Metro Police say they do not yet have any suspects in the death of a man found in a Churchill Downs barn Sunday.
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Industry Insights: Timing of New York Times article during racing's biggest week is no coincidence...
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The worldwide leader in Rock ‘n’ Roll-themed entertainment destinations will be coming to the home of Rock ‘n’ Roll itself one more time.
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On the heels of a record amount of monthly revenue for slot machines during March of this year, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced on April 17 that revenue for table games that same month was also an all-time high
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The message is clear among horsemen and those in the harness racing industry at the Fraserville track at Kawartha Downs. Leave it alone.
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Nick Nicholson will retire Sept. 1 as president and chief executive officer of Keeneland, and will be replaced by Bill Thomason, the association’s vice president and chief financial officer. v
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Retired U.S. Army chaplain (Col.) Craig Wiley was named the executive director of the Racetrack Chaplaincy of America (RTCA) on April 16.
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The first qualifying races of the season will be offered at Tioga Downs at 11 a.m. on Friday (April 20). Entries will be taken at 607.699.7688 until the box closes at 10 a.m. on Thursday (April 19).
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Penn National Gaming Inc., which owns two racetracks in Ohio, said it will run full live racing schedules at both tracks for the rest of this year and possibly next year depending on resolution of a legal challenge.
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Now that the track has been re-harrowed and thousands of plastic cups policed from the infield, perhaps we can reflect for a moment on what happened at Churchill Downs Saturday.
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The New York Racing Association is under scrutiny by Gov. Andrew Cuomo like it was when his father, Mario Cuomo, was New York governor 20 years ago.
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Investigators are trying to uncover clues in the mysterious death of a track worker whose body was found in the Churchill Downs stable area.
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The Breeders' Cup announced Monday that Robert N. Elliston, President and CEO
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Skyway Poncho swept by his rivals late in the stretch to win the $20,000 Tubby Trimble Final, a late closing event open to Indiana sired 3-year-olds and up that are non-winners of $30,000 life at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Thursday (May 3) to score his second career victory. Driven By Tyler Smith, the duo rallied late to win their first start of 2012 after finishing second in both of the preliminary legs of the series.
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The agreement, which must be approved by the Texas Racing Commission, would allow Pinnacle to acquire a 75 percent stake in Retama Partners, Ltd., the owner of the track's racing license.
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Only several weeks after the New York Times published a devastating (if flawed) indictment of horse racing in the United States pertaining to equine fatalities, jockey injuries and deaths, and race-day medication, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission voted on the phase out of furosemide on race-day in the Bluegrass state. The result was not reform, but “business as usual.”
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Two weeks after announcing its partnership with Northfield Park to operate a slots-only racino at the harness racing track, officials from Hard Rock International will unveil their plans for the 115-acre site in northern Summit
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Dixon's longtime comptroller charged with embezzling city funds to pay for champion horse farms, lavish lifestyle
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The Communication Alliance to Network Thoroughbred Ex-Racehorses (CANTER) USA will present an award to the highest-placed Thoroughbred at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event held April 26-29 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
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Sarah Coleman has been named director of the Equine Academy at Lexington Catholic High School, effective June 1.
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