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From RTIP Student to Penn National Race Caller: Nathan Klein Chases Lifelong Dream (from America's Best Racing)
From RTIP Student to Penn National Race Caller: Nathan Klein Chases Lifelong Dream
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For many horse racing fans, the voice of the track becomes just as memorable as the races themselves. University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program student Nathan Klein will take the next step tow...
Golden Tempo Will Pass Preakness, Aim for Belmont (from Thoroughbred Daily News)
Golden Tempo Will Pass Preakness, Aim for Belmont
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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will skip the Preakness and instead point towards the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga.
Golden Tempo Ships Back to Keeneland, Preakness Remains a Possibility (Thoroughbred Daily News)
Golden Tempo Ships Back to Keeneland, Preakness Remains a Possibility
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Golden Tempo shipped back to the Keeneland base of trainer Cherie Devaux Sunday, a day after his Kentucky Derby win.
Statement from National HBPA President Dr. Doug Daniels on HISA Maintaining Lasix Status Quo:![]()
We appreciate the thoughtful and measured decision by the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority to reconsider the role of Lasix in race-day care. As the Board approached its vote, it was clear that concern among horsemen and women was intensifying, rooted in the practical realities of managing equine health and welfare without a widely accepted therapeutic tool.![]()
Horsemen across the country are encouraged that the Authority acknowledged both the science and the lived experience of horsemen in concluding that furosemide is not supported as a performance-enhancing substance. This outcome reflects the importance of open dialogue and the willingness to listen to those on the ground who are directly responsible for the health and safety of the horse.![]()
Moving forward, we remain committed to working collaboratively to ensure that policy decisions continue to be guided by science, horsemanship, and the best interests of the horse.



















































