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1. www.economist.com › culture › 2023/05/05Is horse racing in America on its last legs? - The Economist

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   May 5, 2023 · F ANS OF THE Kentucky Derby, the most famous horse race in America, will head to Churchill Downs racetrack on May 6th to watch 20 horses “run for the roses” (a reference to the blanket of ...

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › sport › horse-racingHorse Racing - Latest news, fixtures & schedule - BBC Sport

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   The home of Horse Racing on BBC Sport online. Includes the latest news stories, results, fixtures, video and audio.

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4. www.racingpost.com › newsHorse Racing News | Latest Racing Updates | Racing Post

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   How British racing is looking to McDonald's for inspiration. The home of horse racing news, racecards and racing results. The must-have horse racing tips, form and analysis. Explore our jockey, trainer and horse profiles.

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5. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsThe future of horseracing - House of Commons Library

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   Oct 24, 2023 · The economic impact of horseracing in the UK is considerable. According to a study by the BHA (PDF), submitted to the Government during its Gambling Act review, the racing industry has “direct revenues in excess of £1.47 billion and makes a total annual contribution to the UK economy (including induced effects) of £4.1 billion.”.

6. www.sportinglife.com › racing › resultsToday's Results - Horse Racing - Sporting Life

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   Every Race Live On Racing TV Handicap (Div 2) 3YO plus, 10 Runners, Class 6, 7f. 16:45. ... Horse Racing Powered By. Featured Events. Cheltenham Grand National Royal Ascot. About us.

7. www.sportinglife.com › racing › racecardsToday's Racecards - Horse Racing - Sporting Life

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   Rhino.Bet Novices' Limited Handicap Chase (GBB Race) 4YO plus, 6 Runners, Class 3, 1m 7f 207y 14:32 Whitehall Turret Club Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race) (Div 1) 4YO plus , 10 Runners, Class 4, 2m 1f 33y

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   How does horse racing affect the UK economy?

   • The economic impact of horseracing in the UK is considerable. According to a study by the BHA (PDF), submitted to the Government during its Gambling Act review, the racing industry has “direct revenues in excess of £1.47 billion and makes a total annual contribution to the UK economy (including induced effects) of £4.1 billion.”

   The future of horseracing - House of Commons Library

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   What happened to horse racing?

   • In the U.S., with major sports leagues suspended, horse racing found a wave of new fans, all presumably locked down in front of their TV sets, where ESPN had been reduced to broadcasting cup stacking, cherry-pit spitting, and old World Series games. TVG began to provide a newcomer’s glossary of racing terms—“tout,” “weanling,” “sloppy.”

   Can Horse Racing Survive? | The New Yorker

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   Is horse racing thriving in America?

   • Last year’s race was NBC ’s most watched programme since the Super Bowl three months earlier. One could be forgiven for assuming the spectacle means that horse racing in America is thriving. It is not. The sport has been in decline for decades. Aside from big events like the Derby, attendance at racetracks is abysmal.

   Is horse racing in America on its last legs? - The Economist

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   Is horse racing in decline?

   • The sport has been in decline for decades. Aside from big events like the Derby, attendance at racetracks is abysmal. Grandstands that can seat thousands hold dozens. Crowds at Belmont in New York are down by 88% since 1978, according to the End Horse Racing Subsidies Coalition, made up of animal-rights and environmental groups.

   Is horse racing in America on its last legs? - The Economist

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   How many horses die a week at racetracks?

   • Nearly ten horses a week on average died at American racetracks in 2018, according to the Jockey Club’s Equine Injury Database. “The narrative in the racing industry is that racing has an image problem,” says Kathy Guillermo, a lawyer with PETA, an animal-rights group. “But they actually have a reality problem.

   Is horse racing in America on its last legs? - The Economist

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   What is the future of horse racing in Great Britain?

   • There has been much recent discussion, within the horseracing industry, as to the future of the sport in Great Britain. The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) is the governing body and regulator of thoroughbred racing in Great Britain. It has begun work on developing an industry strategy that will create a “long-term plan” for the sport.

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9. www.newyorker.com › 05 › 24Can Horse Racing Survive? - The New Yorker

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   May 15, 2021 · What happened at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships in late 2019 looked like the end of horse racing in California, maybe in America. It was the twelfth and final race of a two-day series, at ...