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

TDN: NY Medical Director: Higher Scratch Rate Evidence Safety Protocols Work
The Federalist: What Happened When A Novice Tried Out The Belmont Stakes Horse Race
iGB North America: NY betting bill amended to permit in-stadium wagering
Dr. James C. Hunt: New York’s New Equine Therapy Regs Are Counterproductive
Paulick Report: Racing’s Red Tape Keeps Equine Therapists From Their Work In New York
Washington Post: Belmont features one of the safest racing surfaces in US
Paulick Report: New York Horsemen To Receive Refund, Lower Workers’ Compensation Rate
TDN: Taking Stock: Beneath Lasix, EIPH Is Real
LA Times: Maryland and Florida not going along with new horse racing regulations
Blood-Horse: New York Lawmakers Consider Aftercare Measures
HorseRace Insider: Can Dream With Empire Racing Club
TDN: NY Racing Representatives Advocate for Involvement in Sports Betting Legislation
TDN: ARCI Figures Show ‘Substantial’ Rule Compliance
TDN: NYSGC Votes in 3 Rules, Prepares for Possible Lasix Debate
TDN: Lasix Phase-Out Plan Yet to Involve Horsemen
NYTHA President Joe Appelbaum’s Statement on NYRA’s Proposed Furosemide Ban
Blood-Horse: Racetrack Coalition Moves Toward Lasix Ban in Stakes
THA Statement On Proposed Ban Of Race-Day Lasix
Blood-Horse: NYRA Looks at Marketplace, Switches Twilight Cards
TDN: Bone Injury: The Science of Rest and Repair
TDN: Equine Therapy in Cross-Hairs of New York’s Strict Regulations
Blood-Horse: No Major Changes Yet in New York Gambling Laws
Blood-Horse: Money Approved for Workers’ Compensation Costs in NY
2018-19 Aqueduct Winter Meet Generates $335,521,091 in All-Sources Handle
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