The Interactive, Electronic Edition of The Horsemen’s Journal Fall 2017 Issue is Now Available

The interactive, electronic version of The Horsemen’s Journal’s Fall 2017 issue is now available online. It is an enhanced version of our Fall issue, which is currently being mailed. To view it, click here. Features in the issue include: REMEMBERING ONE OF OUR OWN: HORSEMAN KENT STIRLING PASSES AWAY One of racing’s most passionate and vocal advocates [...]

2017-09-21T17:19:31+00:00

TOBA Honors Top Owners and Breeders at 32nd Annual Awards Dinner

The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association's 32nd Annual National Awards Dinner was held at Calumet Farm in Lexington, Ky. on Saturday, September 9. Klaravich Stables and William H. Lawrence were named TOBA's National Owner of the Year, and WinStar Farm was named the National Breeder of the Year. Robert Manfuso was named National Small Breeder [...]

2017-09-12T20:36:41+00:00

How You Can Help Hurricane Harvey Victims

Groups within the veterinary and equine communities are coordinating a major relief effort—consisting of both monetary and supply donations—to aid horses and their caretakers in Texas and Louisiana impacted by Hurricane Harvey’s catastrophic flooding. Monetary Donations Financial donations are preferred because of the difficulty in getting supplies from outside of the region to affected horses. [...]

2017-08-31T19:46:06+00:00

The Meadow Event Park and Chenery Family Announce Collaboration to Enhance Fan Experience at Birthplace of Secretariat

Pictured is Groundshaker, a 6-year-old great-great granddaughter of Secretariat. She’s the last horse ever bred and raced by Penny Chenery. Penny retired her to The Meadow to be the star of our Secretariat Birthplace Tours. This photo shows Groundshaker in the paddock by Secretariat’s original yearling barn at The Meadow. (Photo courtesy Meadow Event [...]

2017-08-08T19:57:08+00:00

Kentucky Downs to Pay Record $750 for Sixth through Last Place

Photo by Reed Palmer Photography Because of business surpassing projections — including a best-ever July with its historical horse racing operation — every horse running at Kentucky Downs’ highly acclaimed September meet will earn at least $750. The new guaranteed minimum payment is 50 percent more than the previously announced $500 that already [...]

2017-08-02T17:50:41+00:00
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