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The October issue of BloodHorse features 138 pages including:
Acclaimed Australian trainer visits Kentucky, enjoying her trip but also staying abreast on the latest in breeding and racing trends
– by Lenny Shulman
BloodHorse remembers Queen Elizabeth II with this story and photos from her North American visits
– by Lee Mottershead
Veteran New York Racing Association valet enjoys his up-close view of racing, often sharing his love of the sport with fans
– by Paul Volponi
As the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Alliance prepares to launch its anti-doping and medication control, BloodHorse sat down with some of its key officials
– by Frank Angst
- Japan After a pair of Breeders’ Cup victories in 2021, Japanese connections continue to see opportunity in United States racing and sales – by Bob Ehalt
- BloodHorse MarketWatch A look at the leading sires of debut winners – by Nicole Stafford
- Grade 1 Honor Roll Flightline puts on a show in Pacific Classic Stakes while Nest dominates in the Alabama Stakes and Epicenter delivers in the Travers Stakes
- Special Section: Bloodstock Agents After challenging COVID-19 years, a return to normalcy is welcomed at the sales - by Charlie McCarthy
- Why It Worked Stephen Foster winner Olympiad hails from the prolific family of Too Chic – by Eric Mitchell
- In Our Time Eclipse Award-winning author Josh Pons seeks answers to today’s questions through history while weighing how to fit into the evolving landscape of MD breeding & racing
- Why It Worked A look at the breeding of record-setting Queen’s Plate winner Moira – by Eric Mitchell
