Discover the allure of New York racing, from its competitive jockey colony to the standout performances of riders like Ramon Dominguez, John Velasquez, and Javier Castellano.
Historically, racetracks were family destinations. Discover why engaging kids and families is crucial for cultivating the next generation of horse racing fans and securing the sport's future.
Handicapper Brian took a short bankroll to Fair Grounds, defied conventional advice, and landed an early trifecta, starting his day off with a big win.
Reflecting on the emotional impact of beloved racetracks closing, like River Downs, and the shift towards racinos. It sparks memories of other lost horse racing venues.
Discover the story of Steve, a professional horse racing bettor who mastered the art of patience. Learn what separates true contenders from pretenders at the track.
Explore common-sense ideas for horse racing tracks to improve player experience, starting with lowering exotic takeouts. Learn how tracks can better serve their players.
Explore the controversial Florida racing dates conflict between Gulfstream and Calder. This clash, where one entity runs against a long-standing tradition, raises concerns for horsemen and the sport.
Kick off the 2013 racing season with a look at Aqueduct's early hopefuls. Get handicapping insights for the Pick-Four and Busanda Stakes.
Owning a racehorse comes with hidden costs, akin to a house payment or luxury car. Learn about the financial realities and personal experiences of claiming and racing horses.
The author reflects on New Year's Eve 2012, family traditions, and horse players' hopes for a fresh start in 2013, including plans for handicapping and betting.
Improve your horse racing handicapping in 2013. Discover key strategies for better money management and focusing on specific tracks to maximize your betting success.
Explore an innovative lottery-style horse racing wager concept designed to boost bettor engagement. This "Big Ticket" idea combines horse numbers from multiple races for a unique payout.
