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Sponsored by: The strictest whip rules in the country will see their first use on May 28, opening day at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, NJ. Instituted by the state's racing commission, the rules allow jockeys to use the whip when needed for safety reasons. According to the  “I wouldn't say it's a boycott. It's a decision,” Terry Mayocks, president and CEO of the Jockeys' Guild, told APP earlier this month. “We had a meeting when the stay was denied and just explained it to everyone and the process we've gone through the last year-and-a-half, and everyone basically said we don't...

Monmouth moving to 12:15 p.m. post time on Saturday and Sunday; meet begins May 28 Post time on Fridays throughout the 53-day meet will be 5 p.m., according to a press release. The lone exception to the new 12:15 p.m. post time, as well as to the free parking and admission policy, will be July 17, when the $1 million TVG.com Haskell Stakes will be contested for the 54th time. Monmouth Park’s live racing schedule runs through Sept. 26. “With the overwhelming response from horsemen for stall space and fans able to return in greater numbers, there is a renewed sense of optimism and excitemen...

Monmouth Moves To 12:15 Post Time On Saturdays And Sundays Sponsored by: Racing at Monmouth Park Monmouth Park will switch to a 12:15 p.m. post time during live racing on Saturdays and Sundays while continuing to offer free parking and admission when the track's 76th season gets underway on Friday, May 28. Post time on Fridays throughout the 53-day meet will be 5 p.m. The lone exception to the new 12:15 post time, as well as to the free parking and admission policy, will be July 17, when the $1 million TVG.com Haskell Stakes will be contested for the 54th time. Monmouth Park's live...

Off to the races: Horse racing’s role in US gaming expansion | March 30th 2021 @ 17:00 - March 30th 2021 @ 18:00 Is the US sitting on a goldmine? With a bill to regulate fixed odds betting on horse racing making its way through the New Jersey legislature, could this lead to similar developments in other states? And considering the widespread interest in politics and cultural events, could offering odds on these markets generate significant returns? Moderator: Jake Henson, COO, BetMakers Speakers:

theScore moves into Iowa market 16th February 2021 | By Robin Harrison Iowa has today (16 February) become the fourth state in which theScore Bet has launched, after New Jersey, Indiana and Colorado. The operator and media business secured market access through its multi-state agreement with Penn National Gaming, struck in August 2019.  That agreement also facilitated the operator’s Indiana launch in September 2020. “We have expanded theScore Bet to three new markets in the last six months, significantly increasing our footprint,” theScore founder and chief executive John Levy said....