After losing the first race of his career July 4, 1972, Meadow Stable’s Secretariat finished first in his eight remaining tests as a 2-year-old, although he was disqualified and placed second in...

In honor of Black History Month and the contributions made by African Americans to the horse racing industry, Keeneland is unveiling Feb. 23 at Keeneland Library the impressive exhibit The Heart of...

Marylou Whitney, 93, who carried on the legacy of one of Thoroughbred racing’s great dynasties, died July 19, the New York Racing Association announced. Known as “The Queen of Saratoga,” Whitney is...

There is a quiet pride to trainer Bill Mott, born no doubt from being a self-made man who weathered the harsh climes of South Dakota and worked his way up from caring for his father's horses and...

Everybody wants to avoid a tax, and that even carries over to some of the owners of the equine Tax, who will compete in the June 8 Belmont Stakes Presented by NYRA Bets at Belmont Park.

Operating with just a few horses in training, a quintet of Evansville, Ind., physicians are having a healthy amount of success as Thoroughbred breeders and owners. Under their Bone Doctors Stable...