Trainer Jeff Mullins faces a 6-month NYRA ban for a substance violation and dishonesty. This blog questions if the punishment is fair or if a tougher, more productive approach is needed.
Pea Patch (Ellis Park) has closed for winter, a signal of broader date cuts and shifts in Kentucky horse racing, including Turfway Park.
Explore a new wagering idea for the Breeders' Cup: betting on which jockey will ride the most winners. This exciting prop-style bet offers a fresh twist on handicapping.
Legendary jockey Damien Oliver shares his insights on the essential elements that make a complete rider, from knowledge and adaptability to vision and patience.
Tired of declining handle in horse racing? This post proposes a plan: each track gets a monthly "feature day" with focused TV coverage to boost exposure and grow handle.
This post explores how "Money Is King" in political advertising, specifically regarding Ohio Issue 3 and casino campaigns, and the impact of spending on public opinion.
Meet Tommy, a 70-year-old bookie from Cicero, who shares stories of taking horse racing and football wagers for over 50 years, keeping the little guy in action.
A $10,000 Breeders' Cup handicapping contest is debated. A more accessible $200 online contest with a larger global pool is proposed for broader participation.
Horse racing bids farewell to legendary trainer Larry Jones, a humble horseman who let his runners do the talking and leaves a hole in the sport.
Get free horse racing selections for Sunday's Keeneland card. We highlight top picks like Jilly from Philly (Race 1) and Richland Creek (Race 4) to help you handicap.
Kentucky Senators are making a last-ditch effort to "fix" the horse racing industry, but critics say it's too little, too late, and politically motivated, risking its survival.
Embrace the chalk! Learn a seven-step program to build your horse racing bankroll from $100 to the Breeders' Cup using smart place/show bets on favorites.