Kentucky racing suffers a major setback as VLT legislation fails to advance in the state senate. This outcome raises serious concerns for the future of horse racing.
Kentucky racing industry members lobbied Frankfort legislators today, with the future of the sport, jobs, and livelihoods hanging in the balance. This week could define the Commonwealth's racing future.
Learn how one handicapper improved their game by using WinningPonies to find value bets like Summer Bird in the Derby, escaping the favorite syndrome.
Gary Stevens is starting a training operation, bringing his vast experience as a top jockey and 8-time Breeders' Cup winner. Learn why he's poised for success.
Apprentice Ben Creed made his career debut after training with H.O.F. Chris McCarron at NARA. He impressed with a gutsy second-place finish at River Downs.
A group threatens a lawsuit over proposed video lottery terminals at Kentucky horse tracks if VLT legislation passes without a constitutional amendment.
Rachel Alexandra will not run in the Belmont Stakes. This decision, praised by fans, allows the star filly to rest and mature for a stronger future.
Churchill Downs eyes slot machines for competition. Officials reveal plans for an entirely new gaming facility, not using current clubhouse space, if approved.
John Velazquez will ride six horses for Wesley Ward at Royal Ascot, replacing Rene Douglas. Ward is confident in his runners, including sprinter Cannonball.
Rene Douglas suffered a serious injury at Arlington Park, undergoing surgery. Meanwhile, Zenyatta defies layoff rules with her anticipated return in California.
Jockey Mike Smith reflects on Mine That Bird's Preakness loss to Rachel Alexandra, challenging the filly for a rematch at the Belmont Stakes. He's confident she won't run.
Kentucky racetracks like Turfway Park and Ellis Park face an uphill battle against racino tracks in other states, struggling with insufficient entries and financial challenges.
