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The May issue of BloodHorse features 140 pages including:
Trainer Michael McCarthy at home on the racetrack
– by Jay Hovdey
Donato Lanni’s staggering success, both as a bloodstock agent and owner
– by Lenny Shulman
Pedigree trends in American classic races, plus Kentucky Derby statistics
– by Eric Mitchell
Traditions abound in Triple Crown’s middle jewel, the Preakness Stakes, which will be run for the 150th time this year
– by Jennifer Kelly
- Backstretch Eyes and AI Security measures at tracks across the country have benefited from technology in many ways
– by Frank Angst - Helping Hands California’s Winners Foundation has substantially been assisting backstretch workers since 1984
– by Tracy Gantz - One the Scene Recent Louisiana Supreme Court ruling could negatively impact Fair Grounds purses
– by Byron King - Letter from Europe European classics are overwhelmingly won by the progeny of powerhouse sires
– by Julian Muscat
