Golden Gate Fields, Northern California's last major racetrack, faces an uncertain future as its parent company considers selling assets to pay off significant debts.
Peppers Pride, Zenyatta, and Curlin bring excitement and attract fans, proving they are truly "good for the game" of horse racing.
Oak Tree Racing Association is negotiating its financial responsibility for a multi-million dollar shortfall from this year's Breeders' Cup event.
A New Hampshire rebate shop declared bankruptcy, leaving nearly $500,000 from hundreds of horse racing betting accounts in limbo, including funds owed to Andy Beyer.
Offshore bookmaker Pinnacle Sports stops offering North American horse races. Explore reasons like US legal pressure or declining client interest in racing.
Mark Cramer's new novel, "Tropical Downs," is an allegory about a Bolivian racetrack. It follows Matthew Bosch, a horse player seeking the elusive "automatic bet.
Discover significant historical milestones in horse racing, from jockey records to major legislation and iconic track developments.
Breeders' Cup reversed its decision to suspend the 2009 North American Stakes program. After intense criticism, the organization will now fund stakes from existing nominations.
Fort Erie Racetrack's 111-year streak of live racing is in jeopardy. Owner Nordic Gaming Corporation announced employee terminations and no guarantee of racing in 2009.
Santa Anita offers free general admission on Fridays, including free box seating and a $1 menu, to boost weekday attendance during its Winter-Spring meet.
Forget the "middle time" myth! Winter racing is alive with top handicappers competing for major contest qualifications, even at smaller tracks like Beulah Park.
Are synthetic racing surfaces truly safer? Recent breakdowns on Cushion Track and Tapeta spark debate on whether they significantly reduce catastrophic horse injuries.
