Churchill Downs and affiliates must pay $5 million in overdue horse racing fees or face suspension.
With Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty skipping the second leg of the Triple Crown, NBC’s race segment averaged just 4.56 million viewers, its lowest Preakness audience since 1995.
The formation of the all-weather-surfaces committee announced Wednesday comes after spates of horse deaths around the U.S. last year.
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority recommended the protocol Thursday for racetracks under its jurisdiction.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Horse racing fans around Louisville are changing their habits after Churchill Downs opted to move the remainder of i…
It's the first crisis test for HISA, formed in 2020 by an act of Congress.
Seven horses have died following injuries at the track since April 27, including Derby entrant Wild On Ice.