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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has fined Tyler Gaffalione, the jockey for second-place Kentucky Derby finisher …
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With just a click of a button, Kentuckians like Ira Gross, can now bet hundreds of dollars on the Super Bowl.
Beginning at 6 a.m., sports fans in Kentucky that are 18 and over can start downloading apps and placing legal wagers on their smartphones and other devices.
Sports betting will officially launches online in Kentucky on Sept. 7, and the seven licensed racetracks have already sent in applications to open retail facilities.
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Sports betting could be close to getting its long-anticipated kickoff in Kentucky, with the state's horse racing commission set to take up administrative regulations in early July.
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It's the first crisis test for HISA, formed in 2020 by an act of Congress.
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The scratches and deaths at Churchill Downs bring to attention the changes coming within the industry at the highest level: legislation.
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Joseph had horses die of unexplained causes on consecutive racing days to open the Churchill Downs Spring Meet.
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The latest incident occurred on Sunday.
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The Triple Crown winning trainer has asked the court for a temporary injunction striking down a 2-year suspension imposed by Churchill Downs after the 2021 Kentucky Derby.