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The November issue of BloodHorse features 170 pages including:
As Breeders’ Cup turns 40, BloodHorse celebrates its top horses by a vote from staff and correspondents
Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott, 70, continues to set the bar high while entering the Breeders’ Cup with defending champions Cody’s Wish and Elite Power
– by Lenny Shulman
Jockey agent extraordinaire Ron Anderson has won 39 Breeders’ Cup races with riders he has represented in his 50-year career
– by Karen M. Johnson
Japan’s racing and breeding programs are top-notch
– by Julian Muscat
- The Struggles Are Real The mental health of jockeys is getting much-needed industry attention and support
– by Jay Hovdey - BloodHorse MarketWatch A review of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale and a look ahead at the November Breeding Stock Sale
– by Eric Mitchell - MyRacehorse Profile Michael Behrens, founder and CEO of the microshare platform, participates in a Q & A
– by Karen M. Johnson - Honor Roll Idiomatic punches her ticket to the Breeders’ Cup Distaff with her Spinster Stakes victory
- Second Acts The Retired Racehorse Project’s 2023 Thoroughbred Makeover by the numbers
– by Kristen Kovatch Bentley - Let’s Talk Weanlings In this second installment of an educational series from BloodHorse and Keeneland, leading veterinarians discuss weanlings
– by Amanda Duckworth - Special Section: Equine Law Advice from attorneys on successfully managing the intricacies of multiple owner partnerships
– by Charlie McCarthy - 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
