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The March issue of BloodHorse features:
Thoroughbred racing celebrates the championship class of 2021, led by Horse of the Year and champion older dirt male Knicks Go
– by Jay Hovdey
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners focuses on first-class experiences, marquee results
– by Lenny Shulman
Taking a closer look at the impact of Lasix-free racing
– by Frank Angst
‘Speed Above Replacement Jockey’ metric can uncover underappreciated riders
– by Paul Von Hippel
- BloodHorse MarketWatch Comprehensive review of the bounce-back year for purses in 2021; North American stakes review – by Eric Mitchell
- The California Chrome Story In a new book, Perry Martin offers a first-hand account of co-owning/breeding two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome – by Perry Martin
- Concerning Closure Arlington’s end adds another difficulty for the already struggling Illinois breeding industry – by Bob Kieckhefer
- Trending Up in Texas New money for purses, breeding incentives boost Lone Star State industry – by Denis Blake
- Sunshine State Start After saving Lady Shipman, Ryan Barbazon also welcomed her first foal, who went on to become multiple grade 1 winner Golden Pal
– by Charlie McCarthy - Why it Worked Behind the breeding of two-time Pegasus World Cup Turf winner Colonel Liam – by Eric Mitchell
- National Stakes Conditions Second quarter for North American tracks
