Racing

The Press of Atlantic City, which carries water for the casino industry in the New Jersey ocean resort city, had a most unusual headline this past Saturday

The Quebec Jockey Club is three weeks behind schedule but still committed to its plan to resume live racing in the province this summer, spokesman Joe Faucher

The New Jersey 'transition team' suggestions for possibly closing the Meadowlands have been met with harsh criticism from one of the state’s most important and

According to a report by The Augusta Chronicle, the 2010 Georgia legislative session is readying to get underway, and so are groups looking to get legalized wagering on horse racing in the state up an...

The head of the owners' group trying to revive horseracing in Quebec figures the chances are "50 to 60 per cent" there will be live racing this year at a former

According to a report, the recently announced ban of steeplechase and jumps racing in the Australian state of Victoria has led to overwhelming support from industry stakeholders for the Australian Jum...

Since the shutdown of harness racing and pari-mutuel wagering in Quebec, many in the province have been left wondering how they can watch and bet

The Meadowlands Racetrack has made a surprise announcement. The track, referred to

Churchill Downs, desperately looking for a way to boost its non-Derby fortunes, has decided to follow harness racing into the dark nights.

Jamie Martin, Woodbine Entertainment Group’s Vice President of Racing, spoke to Trot Insider this afternoon about the prospects of racing in the new year at Woodbine.