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Summer 2026 - issue 81

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North American Article Index

1 August 2026

Life of Riley: Mott Defining His Path to the Top with Foundation, Family on His Side

1 August 2026

Riley Mott decided to enter Incredibolt, whom he saddled to a sixth-place finish in the 152nd Kentucky Derby, in this year’s Preakness while eating an Uncrustable at his kitchen table. His first call was to the racing office to see if entries for the second Triple Crown classic were still being accepted. Then he rang the man who had provided this young trainer with an enviable foundation in horsemanship, his father, Bill Mott.

1 August 2026

Kenny McPeek - BUYING WINNERS, BUILDING CHAMPIONS

1 August 2026

Twenty years ago trainer Kenny McPeek had a ho-hum year, relatively speaking. His horses earned $1.3 million and he earned for himself a cover photo and story in a brand new horse racing magazine, Trainer. That year, 2006, might have been a turning point for him; it was the last year his earnings would be below $2 million. It also marked the beginning of a trajectory leading to $16.2 million in 2024 when Thorpedo Anna won the Kentucky Oaks and Mystik Dan, the next day, won the Kentucky Derby, a feat only two other trainers had accomplished. Over the next 20 years after 2006, his earnings have averaged $5.7 million and he has never been out of the top 100 in annual purses.

Future success was still a question mark for McPeek back in 2006. In that first issue of Trainer was this quote from McPeek. Referring to his 14 years of training prior to 2006 he said, “I’ve tried just about everything over the years to win races.” He went on to say he was “trying something entirely new…and in the process of reinventing his training methods.” Changes apparently not only helped him win races but also go from a middling trainer to a contender and winner in Triple Crown races.

1 August 2026

Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter

1 August 2026

Pierre de Coubertin established the motto of the “modern” Olympic Games in 1894. And in 2021, “communiter” was added (together) to the original: swifter, higher, stronger.

We Americans of a certain age grew up with the ABC television version of the Olympics, presented by the inimitable Jim McKay. ABC’s “Wide World of Sports” also showcased his talent, covering everything from Acapulco Cliff Diving to skiing wrecks in the Giant Slalom to horse shows and racing. It didn’t hurt a bit that he loved horses, and was the founder of the Maryland Million. The Olympic ideals of perfected human nature inspired us all.

Moreover, it’s not a stretch to say that without the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles, Santa Anita might never have been successful; in fact, it might never have been. Period.

In 1923, the International Olympic Committee sought to find the host city for those ’32 Games. There was only one applicant: remote Los Angeles. It wasn’t much different in the 1970s. After the calamities of Munich terrorism and Montreal’s financial disaster, only two nations were interested in the 1984 Games: Iran and the United States.

1 August 2026

Nutrition for Joint Recovery and Performance

1 August 2026

There are many factors that influence athletic performance including joint and muscular function. Training naturally places stress on both joints and muscles and this is where nutrition plays a key role. Nutrition is a powerful tool for managing inflammation, facilitating recovery and supporting repair and regeneration at a cellular level.

Oral nutritional supplements when used in a targeted manner can help horses adapt to training, recover better and support continued performance for the long term.

Part one of this two-part series focuses on joint health and the role of nutrition. In the next issue the role of oral nutritional supplements for soft tissue recovery will be discussed.

1 August 2026

Sons of Curlin

1 August 2026

Their careers commenced within months of each other in the second half of 2021. And from the moment the two sons of Curlin began flaunting the ability honed by their shared Hall of Fame trainer, Godolphin’s homebred Adonis named Cody’s Wish and Juddmonte’s purple-bred yearling purchase aptly deemed Elite Power would share nearly everything in a competitive setting other than a starting gate.

1 August 2026

THE BIOLOGY GAP

1 August 2026

This article is written from the perspective of an independent veterinarian, equine nutritionist, pharmacologist, former Thoroughbred trainer and owner, and lifelong horsewoman. It is not written on behalf of a feed company, supplement manufacturer, pharmaceutical company, racing organization, or political interest. Its purpose is to encourage constructive dialogue among trainers, veterinarians, nutritionists, owners, HISA, and HIWU in pursuit of a common goal: the welfare and integrity of the Thoroughbred racehorse.

1 August 2026

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1 August 2026

Why a Horseshoeing Industry Standard Accreditation might be required

1 August 2026

Out of necessity, cowboys became their own farriers in the American West, and they passed down their knowledge to the younger hands on the ranch. A dayworker could increase his pay substantially if he could shoe a few horses for the boss before the day was over. These days U.S. farrier schools are training farriers and social media has generated interest in a trade that goes along with a seemingly western way of life. The American horse culture is seen online in posts and streamed to every household by networks like EQUUSTV, and equine-loving YouTubers from seemingly every state, while reaching audiences of every age. Feed, supplements, grooming products, tack, equine sportswear, trucks, beer, and real estate promote with horses and sometimes farriers too. How often do you see a horseshoe in a logo or company/product branding campaign?

In racing, trainers choose their farrier in most cases. However, a skilled farrier may not be available or hard to find at some racetracks. If HISA requires that a specifically credentialed farrier must be hired for Thoroughbred racehorses, will this make hiring a farrier more difficult? Unintended consequences as they are, making it harder to find this HISA farrier is a very real possibility. Currently, there are fewer new farriers entering apprenticeships with racetrack farriers or coming out of farrier schools and looking to work at the racetrack.

1 August 2026

EVOLVING UNDERSTANDING IN EXERCISE-INDUCED PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE

1 August 2026

Exercise‑induced pulmonary hemorrhage, EIPH or “bleeding”, has been recognized for centuries. The true cause of this disease was misunderstood until modern diagnostic tools revealed that bleeding actually comes from the lungs, not the nose. For much of its history, the condition was understood as the rare and dramatic episodes of nosebleeds (epistaxis) after intense work, and bleeding was seen as a one-off, colorful event in an otherwise healthy horse.

With the advent of the tools of endoscopy and bronchoalveolar lavage (“lung wash”), it became clear that bleeding from the nose represents a relatively rare occurrence of a much more common lung condition. Today, EIPH is recognized as a widespread, seemingly silent feature of equine athletes, with studies finding it in up to 95% of Thoroughbred racehorses.

1 August 2026

Scott Mawaka - Mo Speed Racing - West End Kid

1 August 2026

Maybe it was chance, or fate. Call it karma or destiny or happenstance. All Ohio businessman Scott Mawaka knows is that it changed his life: “As a young man, my first customer that I signed for my business, I offered to take him golfing or go out for lunch. He said, "That's not what I like. I like to handicap the ponies.’”

Off they went to Thistledown in Cleveland. Mawaka remembers seeing “a stereotypical bunch of guys with their papers and cigars. Probably 30 years ago.”

Not long after, Mawaka claimed his first horse, Fame and Gold, for $5,000 at Thistledown on October 10th, 2001. Fame and Gold won a $3,500 claimer in his third start for Mawaka and was ultimately claimed. “That got the bug in me,” Mawaka said. “Our first couple of claimers, I bought with my dad.”

1 August 2026

John P. Fort - Peachtree Stable - Tawny Port

1 August 2026

Wise enough to learn from great trainers; humble enough to take a job as a hotwalker at the age of 35 to learn more and smart enough to take his Peachtree Stable to the highest level of competition is how 83-year-old John P. Fort continues to make his mark in Thoroughbred racing.

Along the way he became a talented polo player and finally got Allen Jerkens to train his horses more than 20 years after a rocky first encounter. His latest stakes winner, Tawny Port, ended a two-year losing streak, taking the two-mile Gr.2 Belmont Park Gold Cup at Saratoga June 4th in track-record time, earning a free ‘Golden Ticket’ to the Melbourne Cup, the race that stops a nation, in Australia. Miguel Clement trains Tawny Port. Fort met him when he was five-years-old at the Saratoga Dog Show. Fort and his dog Flexi were dressed up like a lion tamer and his lion: “Thirty years later, we’re winning stakes races. The river runs deep.”

1 August 2026

1 August 2026

Connie and Jerry Baker – Om N Joy

1 August 2026

“Connie and I have a problem,” Jerry Baker said. “We fall in love with our horses.”

So when their first horse together, Margie’s Minute, a $20,000 claimer they purchased in 2016, was done racing a year later, they didn’t want to lose her. So they bred her.

Good decision. Her third foal, the five-year-old gelding Vodka Vodka, finished second in the Gr.1 Santa Anita Handicap March 7th and has earned $569,750. Less than three months later, his four-year-old half-sister Om N Joy, racing just seven days after finishing seventh in a California-bred turf stakes, dominated her competition on dirt, taking the Gr.2 Santa Margarita Stakes by 3 ¾ lengths under Kent Desormeaux. She’s now over $600,000 in earnings. Not bad for a filly who lost her first eight starts before winning five straight.

Jerry, a career real estate man, said, “We’re lucky.” Connie said, “Very lucky.”

1 August 2026

1 August 2026

States of Good Hope

1 August 2026

Racing to return to Kansas and a new track coming to Wyoming this year - what's behind the renewed enthusiasm for thoroughbred racing in both states?

1 August 2026

MIKE WEISS TAKES THE REINS AT EUREKA DOWNS

1 August 2026

Mike Weiss, general manager at the latest iteration of Eureka Downs in the Kansas town of the same name, may have the same response.

The first Eureka Downs was built in 1872 before moving to its present address in 1902. To put that in perspective, baseball’s Wrigley Field didn’t open until 1914.

Re-openings are not new for Weiss, who managed reopenings at Prescott Downs and Rillito in Arizona along with the North Dakota Horse Park. Weiss is equally experienced in racing and racetrack management either. He was racing manager and then general manager of Buelah Park in Ohio for 22 years.

1 August 2026

#Soundbites - What have been the greatest innovations or changes you’ve seen in racing the last 20 years and what changes or innovations would you like to see in the next five years?

1 August 2026

What have been the greatest innovations or changes you’ve seen in racing the last 20 years and what changes or innovations would you like to see in the next five years?

Shug McGaughey / Bill Mott / Al Stall / Bob Baffert / Nick Zito / Richard Mandella / Mark Casse / Barclay Tagg / John Servis and Ron Moquett share their views

1 August 2026

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Triple Crown 2026 - issue 80

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19 April 2026

Cherie DeVaux - a classic winning trainer in the making

19 April 2026

Cherie DeVaux - trainer of Kentucky Derby runner - Golden Tempo

Few races inspire the pageantry and glory that the Triple Crown classics do. For anyone involved in American horse racing, a win in any of the three puts you in an exclusive club, your name forever etched in the history of the sport.

"These big races are the ones you dream of when you look at these young horses that are being born right now, and you say, 'We might have a chance.' That's why every single person on every single level loves the sport," said Daisy Phipps Pulito, whose Phipps Stable won the Derby with Orb in 2013.

19 April 2026

Derby MYSTIQUE - Alan F. Balch

19 April 2026

If memory serves, the first for me was Swaps, that mind-boggling California bred, winning the one in Kentucky in 1955. I didn't even hear of Santa Anita's until years later, and Kentucky's was on the radio. Who knows why I was listening to it, but I guess that winner stuck with me because of the "funny name."

I became more and more horse crazy as the years went by, so the Kentucky Derby was mandatory listening for me, and then watching on television. I particularly remember Carry Back in 1961, probably because I had him in one of those barn-pools and won some cash, when he beat Crozier ... but there was also that fascinating pedigree (by Saggy out of Joppy) and, later, all the ridiculous moves of his owner Jack Price that somehow he survived. No wonder Red Smith, the legendary Pulitzer Prize winning sportswriter, loved racing above all others: "there are more stories at the track than anywhere else."

19 April 2026

19 April 2026

ADRIANNE DEVAUX FORGES HER OWN PATH TO SUCCESS

19 April 2026

On a rainy late September afternoon in 2024, Adrianne DeVaux sent out her first starter and got her first winner at the same time, a confluence of events that left the now-27-year-old in tears. With husband Rodrigo Ubillo by her side, the youngest daughter of Janet and Adrian "Butch" DeVaux entered the training game with a bang as Shoot the Nickel earned his first win. The neck victory at six furlongs was a hint at things to come for his rookie conditioner.

19 April 2026

19 April 2026

WHAT THE HAY? CHEWING ON HAY RESEARCH: PREPARATION, DELIVERY, AND HORSE HEALTH

19 April 2026

Hay may look like the simplest part of a horse's diet, but as University of Guelph professor Dr. Anna Kate Shoveller explains, it's the foundation of equine health and far more complex than it appears.

Horses are designed to graze for 14-18 hours a day, relying on a steady flow of forage to protect the stomach, fuel the hindgut, and support overall wellbeing. Whether we feed hay dry, soaked, or steamed, those decisions matter.

Each method shifts something, from dust levels to nutrients and even taste, and knowing the differences helps us choose what's best for our horses. In a University of Guelph study, Shoveller and her team examined how these treatments change the hay, how horses respond, and why the "right" choice depends entirely on the individual horse.

19 April 2026

19 April 2026

The importance of good hydration

19 April 2026

Fueling the thoroughbred athlete is a very complex and precise world; but one that demands much attention among the many talented horsemen and women within the industry. What is going into the body can be a direct reflection on what can be seen in performance across all levels of racing. Finding the correct balance to maximize energy, muscle strength, and recovery through an organized training schedule is a specialized skill within itself. As grain- based nutrition plays a major role, proper hydration is the foundation that supports every aspect of performance on the track.

Water affects racehorses on a deep biochemical level- so much that it isn’t just “hydration”, it’s the medium that makes almost every process at the cellular level possible. Without adequate hydration, not even the best feeding program will be as effective or support optimal athletic performance.

19 April 2026

19 April 2026

THE HIDDEN TIMELINE OF HEALING - WOUND & MUSCULOSKELETAL RECOVERY

19 April 2026

Injury is an unavoidable part of life and the ability to repair is one of the most vital characteristics of any living organism continually exposed to environmental harm. Regardless of the cause the body immediately attempts to restore tissue continuity.

Being prey animals as well as finely tuned athletes, Thoroughbreds can experience a wide range of injuries throughout their lives.The three main goals of healing are: to restore tissue continuity with the best possible quality of tissue, to do so in the shortest safest time and to prevent recurrence or breakdown of the repair.

19 April 2026

The work being done on the prevention of serious fractures in the racehorse

19 April 2026

The incidence of serious fractures in horses racing on the flat is low (around one case every one to two thousand starters); but when fractures occur the consequences are often severe for the horse and, sometimes, the jockey. Both the severity and the dramatic nature of these injuries cause a significant negative impact to everyone connected with the horse, as well as spectators.

The International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA) convened the Global Summit on Equine Safety and Technology at Woodbine Racecourse, Toronto, in June 2024, to focus on how current research into causes of racehorse fatalities on the course, including fractures, can be advanced and translated into action, to better understand the factors leading to fatalities and potentially mitigate them.

At the meeting there were two workshops where specialist veterinary clinicians, pathologists and researchers came together to focus on Exercise Associated Sudden Death incidents and fractures.

19 April 2026

Should we worm horses in training?

19 April 2026

All horses are exposed to parasitic worms at some point in their lives. It is not possible to eradicate all worms from all horses, nor completely avoid the risk of worm-associated disease, so some level of parasite control is necessary in any environment where horses are kept.

Traditionally, regular all-group wormer (anthelmintic) treatments were used to control these parasites, regardless of the management conditions. Increasing reports of wormer resistance over the last two decades [1] indicate this is no longer sustainable and will only act to worsen the situation, especially as no new wormers are coming to market any time soon. It is essential to take an approach that safeguards the effectiveness of anthelmintics.

As common equine worms are spread via grass (Fig. 1), and horses in training do not routinely graze for significant periods (so are at lower risk of infection), they represent ideal candidates for diagnostic-led programes.

19 April 2026

18 April 2026

BROOK T. SMITH - OWNERSHIP WITH PURPOSE - HIS MISSION BEYOND THE WINNER’S CIRCLE

18 April 2026

WORDS: ALICIA HUGHES

The words come easily and in uninterrupted batches, forming detail-laden sentences delivered with a genuine timbre. They go on for minutes at a time, not because the orator is indulging in a stream of consciousness but rather, when Brook T. Smith is asked to speak on topics that have hit the marrow of his soul, he isn’t going to skimp on the breadth and depth of their context.

Don’t ask the Louisville, KY native and serial entrepreneur how he got into Thoroughbred racing if you don’t have, at minimum, a 15-minute chunk of time at the ready, lest you miss the key intangibles of how he went from cheering on whatever Kentucky Derby (Gr.1) contender’s name he picked from a bowl during his family’s annual rite, to being enthralled after a horse part-owned by his roommate’s father won a graded stakes at Churchill Downs, to taking every half bottle of champagne he could find in his hotel’s minibar into the hot tub after the colt who ignited his current fantastical reality triumphed in the 2024 Breeders’ Cup Classic (Gr.1).

18 April 2026

THE PUMA - OGMA Investments, High Step Racing & JR Ranch

18 April 2026

THE PUMA

OGMA Investments (led by Gustavo Delgado Jr.), High Step Racing (Randall Guy, Joe Noble, Kevin Avera, Jim Ferreira and Todd Perry) and JR Ranch (Ramiro Restrepo, Jose and Rita Aguirre)

Back in 2015, Ramiro Restrepo, then working for Fasig-Tipton as a sort of South American ambassador, met Venezuelan trainer Gustavo Delgado Sr. at Keeneland. He said, "Let's start working with each other. I'll own an interest in some of the horses, and you bring people to come in and be partners," Restrepo said. "Then, I owned pieces of some of those horses."

18 April 2026

18 April 2026

CHIEF WALLABEE - Mike and Katherine "K.K." Ball

18 April 2026

With their home-bred Chief Wallabee stepping into the pre-Kentucky Derby spotlight, Mike and Katherine "K.K." Ball are in unfamiliar territory. "We're not used to this much hype," Katherine said.

Mike and Katherine Ball have spent decades racing and breeding Thoroughbreds in Kentucky without getting as much of a whiff of the Kentucky Derby. Both spent more than a decade training their horses.

"As long as we've been in the business, it's our first Derby," Katherine said. "We are enjoying every minute of it."

18 April 2026

GENE DOPING - The work being done to monitor and detect gene doping practices and understanding the future perspectives in breeding.

18 April 2026

The pursuit of genetic perfection no longer ends with traditional selection. Alongside meticulously planned breeding programs and increasingly sophisticated genomic profiling, a new and controversial possibility is quietly gaining ground—gene doping. The idea of altering a thoroughbred's gene expression to enhance muscle power, endurance, or cellular recovery is both compelling and profoundly unsettling.

In experimental research, these tools are already being tested using animal models and although no official cases have been reported in racing so far, the specter of their potential use is growing increasingly real. The discourse around gene doping and gene therapy more broadly, is emerging with greater urgency, raising complex ethical, technical, and regulatory questions.

18 April 2026

#Soundbites - Are there any racing regulations you'd like to see changed, and if so, why?

18 April 2026

Are there any racing regulations you'd like to see changed, and if so, why?

18 April 2026

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Spring 2026 - issue 79

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8 February 2026

JONATHAN THOMAS - THE ART OF WINNING SMALL

8 February 2026

HOW FEWER HORSES & SHARPER FOCUS PLACE HIM AMONG RACING'S ELITE

It is said that numbers tell a story. And when it comes to the yarns weaved in competitive landscapes, the Thoroughbred industry relies as heavily as any sporting realm on metrics and percentages when it comes to anointing their most successful participants.

As with most narratives, though, context is a key part of interpreting raw data. In the case of trainer Jonathan Thomas, the framing of said figures is a necessity to appreciate the full scope of his professional standing.

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

#Soundbites - what can racing do better in 2026?

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

The rise of Self-made stallions: from Blue-Collar to Blue-Blood

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

ALFRED 'SONNY' PAIS & DR. VAHE MELIKYAN (INNERGY RACING CORP.) - UNRIVALED TIME

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

MICHELE ARTHUR (DUTCH GIRL HOLDINGS LLC) & RUBEN ISLAS (IRVING VENTURES LLC) - QUEEN MAXIMA

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

HANS & ANA MARON (SAINTS OR SINNERS) SO HAPPY & MARGARITA GIRL

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

STUDY SUPPORTS PREVENTATIVE SURGERY TO REDUCE RECURRING ENTRAPMENT COLIC

8 February 2026

PA-SIRED IS THE WAY TO GO

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

BACK ON TRACK - THE LENGTHS RACETRACKS ARE GOING TO IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE LIVE, IN-PERSON RACETRACK EXPERIENCE

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

NOEL & WENDY HICKEY A FEW MARTINIS, A FILLY, AND A LIFE IN RACING

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

2026 STATE INCENTIVES FOR RACING AND BREEDING

8 February 2026

Young racehorse development through the lens of biotensegrity and fascia science

8 February 2026

BEYOND THE BREEZE - HOW THE TWO-YEAR-OLD SALES MARKET HAS EVOLVED

8 February 2026

HOW LISTENING TO HORSES BUILT A LEGACY OF CHAMPION THOROUGHBREDS

8 February 2026

8 February 2026

MUSCLE MATTERS - HOW PROTEIN QUALITY DRIVES PERFORMANCE AND RECOVERY IN RACEHORSES

8 February 2026

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8 February 2026

CULTURE CONFLICT? - The Alan Balch Column

8 February 2026

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Breeders’ Cup '25 to Pegasus World Cup '26 - issue 78

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20 October 2025

NAT 78, Alan Balch, Alan Balch Column

Alan Balch - Turning Point

20 October 2025

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20 October 2025

NAT 78, Alan Balch, Alan Balch Column

20 October 2025

ICE Agents, Peter Scapulos, NAT78, Backstretch, Backstretch worker

Preparing an Unannounced Visit from Federal Law Enforcement

20 October 2025

ICE Agents, Peter Scapulos, NAT78, Backstretch, Backstretch worker

20 October 2025

ICE Agents, Peter Scapulos, NAT78, Backstretch, Backstretch worker

20 October 2025

Cicero Farm LLC (Barbara and Ron Perry), Hope Road, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

Cicero Farm LLC (Barbara and Ron Perry) – Hope Road

20 October 2025

Cicero Farm LLC (Barbara and Ron Perry), Hope Road, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

20 October 2025

Cicero Farm LLC (Barbara and Ron Perry), Hope Road, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

20 October 2025

Dan Agnew, Dr. Venkman, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

Dan Agnew – Dr. Venkman

20 October 2025

Dan Agnew, Dr. Venkman, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

20 October 2025

Dan Agnew, Dr. Venkman, NAT78, Graded Stakes Winning Owners

20 October 2025

Ted Noffey, Ned Toffey, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, NAT78, Grade 1 Winning Owners

Ned Toffey (Spendthrift Farm General Manager) – Tommy Jo and Ted Noffey

20 October 2025

Ted Noffey, Ned Toffey, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, NAT78, Grade 1 Winning Owners

20 October 2025

Ted Noffey, Ned Toffey, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes, Gr. 1 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga, NAT78, Grade 1 Winning Owners

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20 October 2025

NAT 78, GEORGE “RUSTY” ARNOLD, Rusty Arnold, Trainer Profile

Rusty Arnold’s second wind

20 October 2025

NAT 78, GEORGE “RUSTY” ARNOLD, Rusty Arnold, Trainer Profile

20 October 2025

NAT 78, GEORGE “RUSTY” ARNOLD, Rusty Arnold, Trainer Profile

20 October 2025

NAT 78, equine nutrition, Equine Nutrition Research, Equine Gut Microbiome, Gut Health

The latest published research on pre-biotics, digestible fibres, B-vitamins and postbiotics to show how trainers can give their horses a competitive edge

20 October 2025

NAT 78, equine nutrition, Equine Nutrition Research, Equine Gut Microbiome, Gut Health

20 October 2025

NAT 78, equine nutrition, Equine Nutrition Research, Equine Gut Microbiome, Gut Health

20 October 2025

NAT 78, moon, lunar, Equilume, barbara murphy, Dr. Barbara Murphy, Lunar Cycle Horses

Does the lunar cycle affect horses' performance?

20 October 2025

NAT 78, moon, lunar, Equilume, barbara murphy, Dr. Barbara Murphy, Lunar Cycle Horses

20 October 2025

NAT 78, moon, lunar, Equilume, barbara murphy, Dr. Barbara Murphy, Lunar Cycle Horses

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Ontario Veterinary College, Roarers

Developing a surgical procedure that could revolutionize the treatment of tie-back surgery

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Ontario Veterinary College, Roarers

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Ontario Veterinary College, Roarers

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Stallion, Stallions, top stallions, Breeding

How stud farms determine stallion fees

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Stallion, Stallions, top stallions, Breeding

20 October 2025

NAT 78, Stallion, Stallions, top stallions, Breeding

20 October 2025

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How to transition the racehorse for their next career

20 October 2025

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Pennsylvania’s day at the races 2025

20 October 2025

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The 39th Running of the WV Breeders Classics

20 October 2025

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20 October 2025

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20 October 2025

NAT 78, #Soundbites

#Soundbites - How can the coordination of stakes races / condition books be improved?

20 October 2025

NAT 78, #Soundbites

20 October 2025

NAT 78, #Soundbites

19 October 2025

David Romanik, Argos, Graded Stakes Winning Owners, NAT78

David Romanik (Argos)

19 October 2025

David Romanik, Argos, Graded Stakes Winning Owners, NAT78

19 October 2025

David Romanik, Argos, Graded Stakes Winning Owners, NAT78

19 October 2025

Iron Orchid, Mallory and Karen Mort, Martin Zaretsky (Pine Ridge Stables), Rhetorical, NAT78

Mallory and Karen Mort - Rhetorical & Martin Zaretsky (Pine Ridge Stables) - Iron Orchard

19 October 2025

Iron Orchid, Mallory and Karen Mort, Martin Zaretsky (Pine Ridge Stables), Rhetorical, NAT78

19 October 2025

Iron Orchid, Mallory and Karen Mort, Martin Zaretsky (Pine Ridge Stables), Rhetorical, NAT78

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Summer 2025 - issue 77

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The Alan Balch Column - Future?

#Soundbites - How much do the opinions of others affect your yearling evaluations?

A Look at Learning Theory for Reducing Stress and Developing Top Performers

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2025 Gerald Leigh Memorial lectures where we learn about the latest research in laryngeal surgeries and tendon rehabilitation

Tangible improvements to equine safety and welfare to reduce the prevalence of both EASD incidents and severe musculoskeletal conditions

Gabriel “Spider” and Aisling Duignan with Echo Sound

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Lael Stables with She Feels Pretty

Pin Oak Stud with Parchment Party

Market Boom Record-breaking demand fuels new benchmarks in 2-year-olds in training sale season

Sales prep - has getting yearlings ready for sale changed over the last twenty five years?

The resurgence of racing and breeding in New York and what other states learn from this

How and why the nutrition industry is changing the delivery of minerals to horses from inorganic to organic formats

Chris Hartman in profile - still learning and still winning

From the discipline of the battlefield to the demands of the backstretch - Mark Simms Jr. in profile

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Triple Crown 2025 - issue 76

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From the backstretch to the big stage - Louisiana native Lonnie Briley with Triple Crown hopeful Coal Battle in profile

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The legacy Storm Cat has left on the Triple Crown series

A new Pimlico for the Old Line state

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Kentucky Oaks 2025 owners - Kristian Villante, Kyle Zorn, Travis Durr of Legion Racing with Drexel Hill

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Triple Crown 2025 contender owners - Brian Coelho and John Bellinger (BC Stables) - American Promise

Kentucky Oaks 2025 owners - Mike Gatsas (Gatsas Stables) - Five G

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Kentucky Oaks 2025 Owners - John Ed Anthony (Shortleaf Stables) with Quietside

Transitions - tips for training on synthetic and racing on dirt

“And away he goes” - reflecting on Trevor Denman's race calling career and his influence on his protégé Frank Mirahmadi

Triple Crown 2025 contender owners - Jim and Claire Bryce (Jim and Claire Limited) - Heart Of Honor trained by Jamie Osborne

Be proactive rather than reactive with equine biosecurity

Tips for feeding horses prone to gastric ulcers and ulceration

Conditioning for the Triple Crown series

The work being done by the Thoroughbred Charities of America - supporting thoroughbreds and those who care for them

#Soundbites - Do three-year-old fillies deserve better treatment in the Triple Crown series?

The Alan Balch Column - Artists of the air

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Spring 2025 - issue 75

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All in the Family: Larry Rivelli Finds Another Level Thanks to Trust, Relationships

Fuelling the racehorse - time for a paradigm shift!

State Incentives 2025 - The different state incentives for owners and breeders across North America

Staying Close to Home: Cynthia McKee Continues a Legacy of Success in West Virginia

Mark Davis and Craig Dado – Raging Torrent

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Al Gold (Gold Square LLC), Dr. Michael Lee and George Messina – Cyclone State

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Rich Mendez (Morplay Racing), Sheila Rosenbloom (Lady Sheila Stables) and Joey Platts – Guns Loaded

Robby Norman (Norman Stables LLC) - Coal Battle

Suppressing unwanted hormonal behaviors in breeding stock

Alan Balch Column - In search of . . .

Can Spirulina help horses recover faster from intense exercise?

There’s more to it than meets the eye

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Meet the new stallions in Pennsylvania for 2025

The role Santa Anita played in supporting those affected by the devastating Los Angeles fires

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#Soundbites - What advice have you given or would you give your assistant if he or she decides to go out on his or her own?

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Breeders' Cup '24 to Pegasus World Cup '25 - issue 74

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19 December 2024

Proximal suspensory desmitis

19 December 2024

For the love of the game

19 December 2024

Why Embryo’s Fail and Improving Odds of Successful Horse Breeding

19 December 2024

Refining training with performance genetics

19 December 2024

19 December 2024

HISA update - A Comparison of the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Rules of the Court of Arbitration and Sport

19 December 2024

Going Global

19 December 2024

19 December 2024

Role of the Lymphatic System

19 December 2024

19 December 2024

Bloodstock Briefing - Looking ahead to the 2025 breeding season

19 December 2024

19 December 2024

PA-Breds Shine on 23rd Annual Pennsylvania’s Day at the Races

19 December 2024

19 December 2024

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Marsha Naify with Gold Phoenix

19 December 2024

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Sean Flanagan with Chancer McPatrick

19 December 2024

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Karl Glassman with Arthur's Ride

19 December 2024

Alan Balch Column - Elite and not

19 December 2024

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19 December 2024

#Soundbites - How does the trainer responsibility rule affect you delegating authority to an assistant, exercise rider and/or groom?

19 December 2024

18 November 2024

Eric Kruljac eyeing up the cup

18 November 2024

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Summer 2024 - issue 73

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D Wayne Lukas - Doing It His Way: Passion & Purpose Keep D. Wayne Lukas Coming Back for More

Studying the feed behavior of horses in training - why we keep on losing the battle with ulcers?

What would you do to make California racing great again? We canvas a cross section of opinions from those involved in racing and breeding in the Golden State

The latest Strangles research available testing for ultimate sensitivity to avoid infection

Gerald Leigh Lectures 2024 - Optimizing Youngstock Growth and Development

Bloodstock Briefing - opinions on enhancing yearling sales

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Atlantic Six Racing, owners of Book'em Danno

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Judy Hicks with Thorpedo Anna

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Steve and Debbie Weston (Parkland Thoroughbreds) with Porta Fortuna

Alan Balch Column - Principles of Marketing

#Soundbites - What's the hardest aspect of training?

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Triple Crown - issue 72

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Danny Gargan - the trainer of 2024 Belmont Stakes winner - Dornoch

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Emily Bushnell and Ric Waldman (Resilience)

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Dennis Albaugh, Albaugh Family Stable (Catching Freedom)

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Eric and Sharon Waller (Stronghold)

Trust Your Gut – the importance of nutrition for health, performance and longevity

Todd Fincher - From Sunland Park to Saudi Arabia

The Principles of Genetic Research and its Impact on the Thoroughbred Racing World

Bloodstock Briefing - examining the sire lines which are no longer popular and asking what has caused their demise?

Changing Paths: How the Road to the Kentucky Derby Has Changed the Path to the Triple Crown

Electroarthrography to Predict Cartilage Quality

It’s All About the Data: How Digital Tools Factor into a Trainer’s Work

#Soundbites - Why are the average number of starts and field size declining annually?

Alan Balch - Fiefdoms redux?

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Spring 2024 - issue 71

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Whit Beckman trainer of Belmont Stakes contender - Honor Marie

#Soundbites - how can trainers improve racing's public perception / image?

Alan Balch - What, me worry?

Track Superintendents - the three generations of the Moore family and how they have track management has changed over the last fifty years

Nutrition - supporting the recovery process to improve performance - Train, Race, Recover, Repeat

State Breeding Incentives for 2024 - on a state by state basis

State Incentives Tables 2024

The value of good hoof balance and how to evaluate this alongside your farrier

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Master Piece & O'Connor - Michael & Jules Iavarone

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Nobals - Vince Foglia (Patricias Hope LLC)

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Closing Remarks - John Harris (Harris Farms)

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**NEW** for 2024 - Bloodstock Briefing - Asking pinhookers if the shift in the 2yo sales season (to later dates) has influenced the type of horses they consign for sale

Gut issue biomarkers and their use in signalling dysbiosis

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Breeders' Cup ‘23 to Pegasus World Cup ‘24 - issue 70

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Jena Antonucci - trainer of the star 3yo of 2023 - Arcangelo

Lower limb anatomy and how it can be conditioned for racing

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A New Look at Lameness

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Dangers of inbreeding and the necessity to preserve sire lines in the thoroughbred breed

Equine Neck CT: Advancing diagnostic precision in racehorses

How racing is making strides into Big Data

#Soundbites - Which other trainer do you most admire on the backstretch, and why?

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Richard Nicolai (Fortune Farm) – Secret Money

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Bill and Tammy Simon (WSS Racing) – Brightwork

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Nick and Delora Beaver (Bell Gable Stable) – Nutella Fella

Barry Schwartz

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Michael Dubb – Therapist

Following in Their Footsteps: Lessons in Business & Training Passed Between Generations

Alan Balch - Federalism Redux

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Summer 2023 - issue 69

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Bill Parcells - August Dawn Farm (Maple Leaf Mel)

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Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Jon Ebbert (Arcangelo)

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Chase Chamberlin, Commonwealth Racing (Mage)

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George Weaver - Champagne still flowing!

Why HISA matters - A farrier's perspective

How HISA has affected the marketing and selling of equine supplements - What trainers need to know

Assessment of historical worldwide fracture and fatality rates and their implications for Thoroughbred racing

Artificial Intelligence tools - and their growing use in selecting yearlings

Redevelop, Revitalize and Revise

Graded Stakes Winning Owners - Kris Chandler (Spirit of Makena)

Walter Rodriguez

Celebrating breeders - Howie Walton

Air Quality and Air Pollution’s Impact on Your Horse’s Lungs

Thermoregulation - Too hot to handle!

Enhancing horse safety in training and racing

#Soundbites - What do you look for when you evaluate a yearling at sales, and are there sire lines that influence your opinions?

Alan F. Balch - Elephants

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Triple Crown 2023 - issue 68

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Brittany Russell - the trainer of Met Mile contender - Doppelganger

Ben Colebrook - raising the stakes

Why bucked shins are so prevalent in the racehorse

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The use of probiotics as an alternative to antibiotics to reduce resistance in the gut

Golden anniversaries - The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund Corporation and the Jockey Club of Canada

"BioSecurity" on the backstretch

Hunter Valley Farm (A Mo Reay)

John Ropes (Dorth Vader)

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Andrew Warren (Raise Cain)

Betting on racing's future - innovations to grow handle

#Soundbites - How closely do you follow your veterinarian’s advice if it conflicts with your gut feeling about your horse?

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Spring 2023 - issue 67

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How the gut-brain connection affects the performance of horses

Alan Balch - Awake yet?

State Incentives 2023

Growth spurts in young horses

Bing Bush - Abbondanza Racing and Philip Shelton - Medallion Racing

Does Jockey Gender Make a Difference?

What We Need to Know from HISA

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Alfredo Marquez: Raised at the Racetrack

Tim, Mark and Linda Cohen - Red Baron’s Barn and Rancho Temescal

What Does It Take to Become a Jockey?

#Soundbites - if you ran racing, what would you do?

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Breeders’ Cup 22 to Pegasus World Cup 23 -issue 66

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23 October 2022

Alan Balch - Remembering where we come from

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

John Sadler - Trainer of superstar racehorse Flightline

23 October 2022

Probiotics – The key to a well-balanced equine gut

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

EIPH - could there be links to sudden death and pulmonary haemorrhage?

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

Celebrating breeders - Tom Egan - the owner breeder of NY bred superstar - Red Knight

23 October 2022

The Often Overlooked Equine Sacroiliac Joint

23 October 2022

Patrick O’Keefe - Kentucky West Racing

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

Donato Lanni - X-Men Racing

23 October 2022

23 October 2022

Dr. Robert and Laura Vukovich

23 October 2022

Is sexual harassment an issue on the backstretch?

23 October 2022

What's happened to Jerry Dixon Jr. since the Kentucky Derby?

23 October 2022

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Summer 2022 - issue 65

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Rob Atras - the 'up and coming' NY based trainer in profile

Alan Balch - Inspiring Ascot

Electrolyte Balance – vital to the proper functioning of a racehorse's system

Racetrack Fracture Support Equipment - coming to North America this summer

Go Canada - innovations to support breeders and buyers in Ontario

HISA: Devilish details defined

Additional Perspectives on the Horseracing and integrity Act

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The Long Game - what can be done to bolster the “staying” division?

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Stacy and Robert Mitchell

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Fitri and Jim Hay

Terry Finley

Advocating for Humane Education - the work being done to educate youngsters in equine welfare

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#Soundbites - How are you complying with HISA regulations, and what additional steps are you taking to be compliant?

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Triple Crown 2022, issue 64

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Antonio Sano trainer of Preakness contender - Simplification

Brian Lynch - the Australian born trainer whose set to make a mark at Ellis Park this summer

Racehorse Bone Health: From a Nutritional Perspective

Marketing racing - the efforts being made by tracks across North America

Jeff Drown

Preakness Stakes - Owner Profile - Tami Bobo - Simplification

Clint & Mark Cornett

Jerry Crawford - Donegal Racing

International Travel

Earle Mack - The Eclipse Award winning humanitarian philanthropist

Where are they now? Where are trainers, who once called Arlington Park their summer home, going?

Equality - How inclusive is racing?

What's that noise? An overview of exercise-induced upper airway disorders

#Soundbites - How much do you rely on veterinarians’ input for day-to-day decisions?

Alan Balch - Past is prologue?

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John Alexander Ortiz - the trainer of Barber Road - has plenty to look forward to.

Diversification of the Thoroughbred Sire Lines

State Incentives 2022

Antimicrobials in an age of resistance

Frank Di Giulio, Jr.

Calvin Nguyen

Frank Fletcher Jr.

The Hirsch family legacy

Experiences with a new surgical technique for ‘Wobblers’ horses

Ocala - where preserving the past whilst developing for the future is a tricky proposition

Christopher Duncan - his transition from an Olympic athlete to training racehorses in Ocala

#Soundbites - What would you do if you weren’t training Thoroughbreds?

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Breeders' Cup 21 to Pegasus World Cup 22 - issue 62

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Fausto Gutierrez - The story behind the trainer of Letruska

#Soundbites - What do you think racing will be like five years from now?

When Payday turns to 'Someday' - Getting paid for your work as a trainer

Q&A with Terry Finley of West Point Thoroughbreds - thoughts on racing

From Sales Ring to Racetrack - Different opinions on bringing on the young racehorse

Horses with attitude - The concept of behavioural conditioning in racehorses

Hugh Robertson and Richard Wolfe and Ron and Ricki Rashinski

Understanding the Horseracing Integrity & Safety Act

Building a stronger racehorse with dynamic mobilization exercises

Can we increase the efficiency of the digestive system through dietary and supplementary manipulation in order to alter performance and recovery?