In 2015, according to Equibase, there were 5,909 trainers in North America who saddled at least one starter. Keep reading to learn about the financial side.
In this article Ray Paulick talks the about separation of the casino business from the racing business, and trends in horse racing.
Reductions the Woodbine Entertainment Group has made to the Ontario Sire bonus program have raised the ire of most of the province’s breeders.
A feisty gelding was instrumental in helping Robin Clayton recover from serious car accident.
His association with racing started out as weekend trips to the racetrack with his parents. Over 30 years later, Jason Teague has carved out a successful career in the sport he still loves.
Hall of Fame trainer Roger Attfield said there appears to be considerable merit to the idea of racing the opposite direction on Woodbine’s famed E.P. Taylor Turf Course.
Should I stay or should I go? Staying put or sunny climes for horses over the winter.
Versatility, speed and stamina up for grabs with some of the new stallions in Canada for 2016.
A former jockey, Cobourg, Ontario native Melanie Giddings is making her mark working for champion trainer Mark Casse.
When Ian Veenendaal met Charlie "The Lip," he knew this was one horse to watch.
This article highlights Manitoba thoroughbred breeder Cam Ziprick and how he is living the dream life at 50 right now — family, hockey and horses.
Paralyzed Jockey Alyssa Selman is overwhelmed by new wheelchair-accessible home.
There’s lots of work to be done to bring Saskatchewan’s equine and racing industries in line with other industries of similar size and with other jurisdictions in the province’s agriculture sector.
From Australia to winning the Queen’s Plate, Brian Lynch has a winning touch and is riding a wave of success.
Ray Paulick asks: what can we learn from the Hong Kong Jockey Club's approach?
