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The April issue of BloodHorse features 150+ pages including:
Tyler Gaffalione, champion apprentice jockey of 2015, has since added a classic win and last year secured a pair of Breeders’ Cup victories
– by Molly Rollins
Pressures Inflation, labor costs hit horsemen hard in an era of fewer starts
– by Bob Ehalt
Owner Burt Bacharach loved racing and loved the people who loved racing
– by Jay Hovdey
One start before his Triple Crown sweep, Secretariat was upset in the Wood Memorial – making him the most famous Derby winner to enter that classic off a loss
– by Bob Ehalt
- BloodHorse MarketWatch A preview of freshmen sires and an in-depth look at leading consignors of 2-year-olds – by Eric Mitchell
- Honor Roll Stilleto Boy secures a breakthrough win in the Santa Anita Handicap; champion Forte returns in style
- Special Section: Real Estate Despite inflation and higher interest rates, the real estate market for horse farms remains strong – by Cynthia McFarland
- America's Best Racing Racing Fifty years after his record-breaking sweep of the Triple Crown, Secretariat’s appeal remains as strong as ever – by Jennifer Kelly
- In Our Time Eclipse Award-winning author Josh Pons sees answers to today’s questions through history while weighing how to fit into the evolving landscape of Maryland breeding & racing
