Making Your 2012 Foal a Registered New York-Bred
The Fund Boosts the Stallion Stakes Series
New York State Actions Against NYRA Not Impacting Purses, Breeding Industry
NY Breeding Fund and Its Programs Remain Strong
NYRA Rebuffs Regulator’s Claims
Regulators Blast NYRA for ‘Inappropriate’ Hirings, Question Franchise
New York Racing Association Facing Loss of Payments
TOBA, Vet Outline Salix Viewpoints to New York Board
New York Prepares to Study Massive Volume of Comments on Lasix Issue
New York-Breds Headed to the Preakness
The Racing & Wagering Board Wants Your Opinion on Out-of-Competition Testing
NY Breeding Fund and Its Programs Remain Strong
Prices of NY-Breds at Auction Soared in 2011
The Fund Hits $1-Million Milestone in Revenue from Aqueduct Resorts World Casino
Across-the-Board Increases in Breeders Awards and Caps for 2012
NYS Thoroughbred Breeding Fund Distributes $820K Purse Enrichment to Finger Lakes, NYRA Tracks
The New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund, established in 1973, has helped shape the New York State thoroughbred industry, making it the benchmark of thoroughbred programs around the world.
The Fund's mission statement is "To promote by monetary incentives the responsible breeding of quality thoroughbred racehorses in keeping with the founding legislation to preserve New York's irreplaceable farmland."
The Fund is the regulatory body of the New York Breeding and Racing Program. The Program distributes over $52,000,000 per year in the form of incentives, breeder awards, stallion awards, owner awards, and purse money for New York-bred horses.
When James F. Olson and R.A. Hill Stable’s Fiddlers Patriot came off the bench for his 6-year-old debut on Black-Eyed Susan Day at Pimlico Race Course, he delivered a command performance, securing his first career stakes victory with an authoritative 2 1/4-length score in the $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint.
No one can guess what will happen when a competitor looks Flying Zee Racing Stables’ Agave Kiss in the eye, simply because, after the bell, not one of her 38 rivals to date has been able to do so. Agave Kiss’s latest victims were the six 3-year-old fillies who saw only her heels as she wired the $100,000 Miss Preakness Stakes on the Black Eyed Susan undercard, while running up her career record to a perfect six-for-six.
With 11 spots up for grabs in Wednesday’s post position draw for Saturday’s running of the Grade 1, $1,000,000 Preakness Stakes, Pretension, Zetterholm and Went the Day Well were assigned posts three, four and five, respectively. Earlier on Pimlico’s marquee card, Straight Story will run in the Grade 2, $300,000 Dixie Stakes, while Bandbox goes in the Grade 3, $100,000 Maryland Sprint Handicap.