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The September issue of BloodHorse features:
Dell Ridge Farm finds the right mix in its breeding and sales programs, sticks to successful recipe
– by Lenny Shulman
As top jockeys reach their peak, NYRA colony features impressive depth – by Teresa Genaro
Integrity, safety more important than ever as Philly-area track garners greater attention – by Tom Pedulla
Big change could be coming to racing in China, but how big is big?
– by Bob Kieckhefer
- Here to Serve
Veteran, state representative, horse farm owner, Matt Koch finds his calling
– by Frank Angst - MarketWatch
Yearling market analysis and indepth sales and racing statistics by sire ahead of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale – by Eric Mitchell - Looking Back
The Del Mar Futurity has plenty to celebrate as it marks the 75th running
– by Jay Hovdey - Special Section: Equine Lending and Equine Law
Equine lenders see reason for optimism; working with equine law attorneys can make a difference – by Cynthia McFarland and Charlie McCarthy - 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 Maryland breeding and racing. - TOBA National Awards Dinner
Profiles of 2020 state breeders of the year, owner finalists
