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On Friday, October 24, a federal judge in the United States issued a temporary restraining order in favour of major sporting associations in relation to the legalization of sports wagering in the stat...

It has been reported that the New Jersey Attorney General’s office, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority and a group representing the state’s Thoroughbred horsepeople filed motions on Wednes...

On Monday, October 20, the National Football League, National Basketball Association, Major League Baseball and the NCAA filed a lawsuit which seeks an injunction to block the legalization of sports w...

For the second week in a row, an outside invader laid claim to the top pacing prize for fillies and mares in the distaff Open at Batavia Downs.

It has been announced that Brian Rolapp, the National Football League’s media executive vice president, will be a featured speaker at an upcoming horse racing forum.

It has been reported that Meadowlands Racetrack operator Jeff Gural was less than impressed with the National Football League in his dealings with the organization leading up to Sunday’s Super Bowl.

This Sunday, the 2014 Super Bowl security detail will include horses that found their new careers through the Standardbred Retirement Foundation.

It is well known that some of the horse racing industry’s top equine athletes have made strong bonds with goats over the years. It is also a fact that ponies and offspring from other equine breeds hav...

On Thursday, August 22, it was announced that an ex-National Football League quarterback would have his name attached to a new restaurant which is coming to a racino.

Former National Football League tight-end and coach Mike Tice experienced the 'excitement of his life' this past Thursday (August 8) when he realized he had assembled the only winning ticket on a Pick...

He was a star receiver during his 11 years in the NFL with the New York Jets and now Wayne Chrebet is hoping to find the same success as the owner of standardbred racehorses.