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

NYRA: NYRA launches Belmont and Saratoga Tough t-shirt campaign to benefit backstretch community
NYRA Announces Safety Initiatives and Entry Rule Changes for Belmont Park Spring/Summer Meet
NYRA: NYRA announces safety initiatives and entry rule changes for Belmont Park spring/summer meet
NYRA: 152nd Belmont Stakes to be run on June 20
NYRA: NYRA announces stakes schedule for 25 day Belmont Park spring summer meet
NYTHA PRESIDENT JOE APPELBAUM: STATEMENT ON THE REOPENING OF NEW YORK’S RACETRACKS
NYRA: NYRA secures COVID-19 antibody testing for employees and backstretch workers
TDN: NYRA Hoping Comprehensive Set of Protocols Will Expedite Reopening
NYRA: Belmont Park main track opens for training
This Is Horse Racing: Introducing the 2020 Special
Post Star: Lawmakers concerned about potential to cancel Saratoga meet
Blood-Horse: Industry Executives Want Focus on Opening Belmont Park
NYRA: Statement from The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) re: 2020 spring and summer meets
Paulick Report: Commentary: Racing Has A New Set Of Wagering Customers, But Now What?
The Daily Gazette: Could there be racing at Saratoga without fans? Continuing COVID-19 concerns have NYRA considering it
Saratoga Living:Fasig-Tipton Cancels ‘The Saratoga Sale’ This August Due To COVID-19
mySA: Wilkin: What should be done about Saratoga?
TDN: NYRA Is Hoping To Race in Saratoga, and Here’s Why
NTRA: New SBA Guidance Makes Tracks Eligible for Paycheck Protection Program; Farms Can Now Apply For Economic Injury Disaster Loan
Thoroughbred Daily News: TDN Writers’ Room with NYTHA President Joe Appelbaum
PPP Round 2 – Improved And Specifically Re-Designed To Help You!
App: Horse racing gets more TV time with other sports scratched
NYRA: NYRA delays opening of Belmont Park spring/summer meet
Trainer’s Resource – Sick and Family Leave Payroll Tax Credits
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