Horse Racing News by Bloodhorse
Posted 5/23/14 4:38 PM by Bloodhorse
Santa Anita Park has announced that it's one mile main track will undergo a major renovation beginning July 11 following conclusion of the Southern California facility's first spring stand.
Posted 5/14/14 3:10 PM by Bloodhorse
Santa Anita Park has canceled live racing for Thursday, May 15, due to the effects of extremely dry conditions and temperatures that are expected to be more than 30 degrees above normal.
Posted 5/10/14 9:51 PM by Bloodhorse
Jockey Rafael Bejarano has been hospitalized after being stepped on by a trailing horse when his mount broke down in a race at Santa Anita Park May 10.
Posted 5/9/14 2:16 PM by Bloodhorse
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced May 9 that the purse for the Daily Racing Form/NTRA National Handicapping Championship, presented by Racetrack Television Network, Sovereign Stable, and Treasure Island Las Vegas ...
Posted 4/30/14 1:08 PM by Bloodhorse
Jockey Rosie Napravnik will serve a four-day suspension after she rides Vicar's in Trouble in the Kentucky Derby May 3.
Posted 4/29/14 1:01 PM by Bloodhorse
Untapable will have her work cut out for her when she breaks from post 13 in the Longines Kentucky Oaks.
Posted 4/25/14 3:46 PM by Bloodhorse
The National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame announced April 25 that jockey Alex Solis, trainer Gary Jones, and champion racehorses Ashado and Curlin will be inducted this year in the contemporary category.
Posted 4/24/14 2:14 PM by Bloodhorse
The Breeders' Cup Challenge series this year will consist of 73 automatic qualifying races into the Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Breeders' Cup World Championships, with 46 challenge races to be held in the U.S. and Canada, it was announced April 24.
Posted 4/18/14 2:20 PM by Bloodhorse
The stable of leading Southern Californian conditioner Mike Mitchell will be restructured starting April 21, with longtime assistant Philip D'Amato taking over the reins as head trainer.
Posted 4/17/14 2:11 PM by Bloodhorse
A large and growing number of prominent Thoroughbred owners and trainers have voluntarily pledged to make veterinary records of their horses competing in graded stakes races in the United States and Canada available to the public.