Joe Santos has been in the industry for over 30 years. This year he's looking forward to watching his horse race and his new job with Acera.
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Following the death of the Aga Khan, the philanthropic businessman who owned the great runner, the horse's disappearance remains unsolved.
A UK study determined that accurate traceability of racehorses across their racing and post-racing careers is essential for their well-being.
A NZ study of the physiological demands of race riding suggests that apprentices with fewer race rides may lack race-specific skills and fitness.
Two Thoroughbred owners and staunch racing fans have developed an app and web-based platform that will connect trainers, syndicates and owners.
From competitive rower to breeder of a King's Plate winner, Rusnak applies the lessons learned from both success and failure.
Former groom, farm manager and magazine editor T. Lawrence Davis has penned an exciting murder mystery set in the world of horseracing.
A review by Brian D. Nielsen examines the role of nutrition and management in reducing skeletal injuries in equine athletes.
HBPA president Sue Leslie discusses the newly-signed two-year agreement which sees four fewer race dates in 2024.
Energy, enthusiasm and a desire to keep the positive momentum going is what drives this new CTHS-Ontario board member.
