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Executive director of New York Thoroughbred Breeders looks ahead to bright future in Empire State By Tom Pedulla NAJJA THOMPSON, EXECUTIVE director of New York Thoroughbred Breeders, is viewed in many different lights. All of them are positive.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Research remains robust on mare & foal health by Amanda Duckworth THE BEGINNING OF a new year is also the start of new dreams for anyone who has a pregnant broodmare.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Owner/breeder/trainer R. Gary Patrick reflects on a fulfilling career By Joe Perez MOST PEOPLE LOOK FORWARD TO retirement. Maybe it's the idea of travel or time with family. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

John Ed Anthony remains steadfast in his support of racing in his home state By Karen M. Johnson JOHN ED ANTHONY's STABLE has seen some iterations since he entered horse racing as an owner in the early 1970s, but one thing has remained constant: hihs unwavering support and love for Arkansas racing.  Download this week's Regional to ...

Double Diamond Farm's four decades of success By Cynthia McFarland A LIFELONG BELIEVER THAT THE land itself is a significant factor in raising great horses, Florida native Donald R. Dizney has successfully proved that theory over the past 40 years. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

The science behind breeding by Amanda Duckworth AS BREEDING SEASON approaches, farm managers actively work to make sure stallions and broodmares are at their best.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Barton Thoroughbreds: Soaring to New Heights By Tracy Gantz BARTON THOROUGHBREDS IS HAVING A breakout season in 2023, but it has been years in the making.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

First-crop sire Solomini quick off the mark By Teresa Genaro THIS PAST SUMMER AT SARATOGA Race Course, Jane McMahon got some up-close-and-personal looks at theh progeny of the stallion that stands at her family's farm.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Best practices for biosecurity protocols by Amanda Duckworth IF A SINGULAR horse falls ill, it is an unfortunate event. If that disease spreads to the entire herd or worse, a region, it can become catastrophic for all of those involved.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Researchers examine industry data for answers by Amanda Duckworth THERE IS LITTLE debate that healthy joints are incredibly important for the well-being of racehorses, but the reality is things can start to get tricky well before a horse ever races.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.