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Up to 80% of Thoroughbreds have asthma by Amanda Duckworth GIVEN THAT THOROUGHBREDS are born to run, it should come as no surprise that their respiratory health is a high priority throughout their careers.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Breathe Easier by Amanda Duckworth THROUGHOUT A HORSE'S lifecycle, specific nutritional needs can vary greatly depending on what the expectations are for each equine.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Marjorie Farms is going all in on bringing quality stallions to the Lone Star state By Denis Blake IF THE STATE OF TEXAS were a racehorse, its past performance lines would be filled with a mix of comments on both ends of the spectrum.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

North Carolina breeder Art Bauer having the time of his life By Joe Perez THERE WAS A QUOTE that's lingered in the mind of breeder Art Bauer."He doesn't know where he was born," said owner Valene after Louisiana-bred Dapper Moon won a maiden special weight at Saratoga Race Course in August 2024.   Download this ...

First-Year Sire Tyson Lands in Pennsylvania By Charlie McCarthyPENNSYLVANIA RACEHORSE owner/breeder Darryl Myers and his friend and bloodstock advisor Ed Price had discussed finding a high-level stallion prospect for a while.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

Complementary and Alternative, and Integrative Veterinary Medicine by Amanda Duckworth KEEPING HORSES FEELING their best, especially ones pursuing athletic endeavors, is the goal of many.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Full-service operation gaining notice in Empire State By Teresa GenaroTHE KITCHEN OF the house that Lili Kobielski grew up in looks like the farmhouse kitchen of your dreams.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

Grade 1 winner rewards breeders and elevates sire Bucchero's profile By Tom PedullaCHRISTINE CONNELLY, OWNER of Bright View Farm in Chesterfield, N.J., fondly recalls gazing into one of her large pastures and admiring Adorabella, who would become the dam of grade 1 winner Book'em Danno.  Download this week's Regional to continue ...

Track Announcer John Dooley has been a steady presence at Fair Grounds since 2004 By Denis Blake OF THE MASSIVE variety of statistics available in racing, one for "number of races called" is not easy to find or calculate.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

Richard Kent's multifaceted background serving him supremely By Michael Compton RICHARD KENT, THE FOUNDER OF Kaizen Sales, has been a leading figure in the Thoroughbred sales arena for decades.   Download this week's Regional to continue reading.