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NY Thoroughbred Horseman's Association (NYTHA)

NY Thoroughbred Horseman's Association

The New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association is committed to representing the interests of owners and trainers at the New York Racing Association tracks. NYTHA recognizes that its constituents are the lifeblood of the racing industry in New York and focuses its efforts on doing what is best for New York horsemen.

Horsemen’s News Archive

Times Union: Day care center planned in Saratoga for backstretch workers
DRF: Franchise Oversight Board grants final approval for Belmont Park arena
WNYT: Saratoga’s backstretch workers get by with a little help from BEST
Forbes: New York Islanders’ Belmont Park Arena Proposal Receives State Board Approval
TDN: Handle Figures Show Revamped Saratoga Dates Working
DRF: Saratoga handle up at halfway point of meet
Blood-horse: NYRA Horsemen’s Liaison Carmen Barrera Dies
Paulick Report:The Question Of Horse Racing’s Survival: What Can Be Done To Help Tip The Scales?
DRF: New York State’s OTBs looking for help to survive
Blood-horse: Saratoga Law Conference Focuses on Industry Survival
TRC: New York takes a big step forward in funding aftercare for retired racehorses
NYTHA Unveils 2019 Annual Report
Times Union: “It is the American Dream”: Saratoga immigrant backstretch workers share family stories
Paulick Report: Can They Do That? The Legal Precedent (Or Not) Behind Hollendorfer’s Exclusion
Paulick Report: Thoroughbred Industry Organizations’ Statements On Current Crisis
TDN: Rain a Fitting Tribute to Violette
Daily Gazette: Mercy House in Saratoga Springs to set aside space for track workers
Daily Gazette: Violette built lasting legacy in New York and beyond
Blood-Horse: NYRA Releases Belmont Fall Meet Stakes Schedule
NY Post:Cuomo promises new railroad station at Belmont Park
Paulick Report: Durenberger To Take Over As Jockey Club Steward For NYRA
Daily Gazette:Q&A with new NYRA CEO and president David O’Rourke
Blood-Horse: National HBPA, THA Call for Fair Process for Horsemen
LETTER FROM NYTHA PRESIDENT JOE APPELBAUM: NEW AFTERCARE INITIATIVE
NYTHA

P.O. Box 170070
Jamaica, NY 11417
Email: info@nytha.com

Aqueduct:
Tel 718.848.5045
Fax 718.848.9269

Belmont Park:
Tel 516.488.2337
Fax 516.488.1698

Saratoga:
Tel 518.581.1034
Fax 518.581.1037