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Dr. Ronald Jensen Passes - Vimarsana News

Dr. Ronald Jensen Passes

Dr. Ronald Jensen, who served 10 years as equine medical director for the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) through 2005, passed away at his home on Feb. 12, 2024. 

TOBA Announces U.S. Graded And Listed Stakes For 2024; Franklin-Simpson Elevated To Grade 1 - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

TOBA Announces U.S. Graded And Listed Stakes For 2024; Franklin-Simpson Elevated To Grade 1 - Horse Racing News

The American Graded Stakes Committee reviewed 970 U.S. stakes races and assigned Graded status to 429 of them, 11 fewer than in 2023.

This Week In History: The Doping Threat That (Probably) Wasn't - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

This Week In History: The Doping Threat That (Probably) Wasn't - Horse Racing News

In 2003, horse racing regulators were keeping an eye on a new human anti-doping threat - the steroid THG, but it probably didn't reach racing

Dr. Michael Hardy Promoted To Full-Time Executive Director Of Racing Medication And Testing Consortium - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Dr. Michael Hardy Promoted To Full-Time Executive Director Of Racing Medication And Testing Consortium - Horse Racing News

Dr. Michael Hardy, has been promoted to full-time Executive Director of the RMTC, the organization announced on Monday.

KHRC: D'Amato Trainee Disqualified From Grade 1 Turf Classic Placing Over NSAID Finding - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

KHRC: D'Amato Trainee Disqualified From Grade 1 Turf Classic Placing Over NSAID Finding - Horse Racing News

Had the drug been found in Hong Kong Harry after May 22, D'Amato would be subject to up to a two-year suspension and a $25,000 fine.)