Some 1,000 workers and 1,700 horses at the Arcadia, California track in limbo as COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow in the US.

Keeping all Alberta horses and people at one track for 2020 is plan from Century Casinos; the Century Mile summer meeting may be delayed.

Great Canadian addresses horse people's concern related to not being able to find appropriate stabling for their horses with a number of proposals.

Woodbine Mile (G1) winner El Tormenta, owned and bred by Sam-Son Farms, begins his 2020 campaign in the Grade 3 Appleton at Gulfstream.

Flashy colt Tiz the Law continues his trek to the September 5 Kentucky Derby and meets Fountain of Youth winner Ete Indien and others.

The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame has announced its 2020 ballot featuring 30 people and horses; results will be announced Tuesday, April 7th.

The Fort Erie Live Racing Consortium and the HBPA have provided an update to their horsepeople regarding new measures in place for the upcoming season.

Racing is suspended around the world but a few US tracks continue on; Fort Erie set to open backstretch April 12 for its May 26 start.

Stallions, breeding mares and foals arriving at Canadian farms, which keep human numbers in one area to a minimum and sanitizing to the max.

Track aims for 50 racing dates without fans but horse population, lack of US shippers, will be a major concern for Winnipeg track.