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Pedigrees, Power, and "Artificial" Intelligence: Why John Stewart is Racing’s Newest Confused Defender

POSTED: February 20, 2026

In the high-stakes world of Thoroughbred racing, there is a fine line between being a "disruptor" and being "disoriented." Recently, John Stewart (Resolute Racing) took...

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From The Outside: What I Learned From Being Accredited by the TAA

POSTED: February 19, 2026

They say silence is golden, that is not always true, sometimes it is yellow By Cindy Morgan D-Atrio You don’t know me. I don’t own...

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The Keeper of the Gates: Has The Jockey Club Failed the American Thoroughbred?

POSTED: February 17, 2026

What we're gonna do right here is go back "The Jimmy Castor Bunch" When you slice and dice through all the recent criticisms of The...

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The Great Divide: Industry Fluff vs. The Gambler’s Reality

POSTED: February 16, 2026

More Appearance of a Controlled Narrative I have always said we have two groups who put money into the game as most take it out:...

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The "Rainy Day" Mystery: Stewardship or Self-Interest at the Jockey Club?

POSTED: February 15, 2026

Have you ever gotten involved in something and wanted to get out, but you keep feeling brought back in? A few weeks ago I wrote...

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The Gilded Cage: Why The Jockey Club Leadership is Financially Insulated from the Sport’s Decline

POSTED: February 11, 2026

The American Thoroughbred industry is currently a tale of two sports. In one version, the foundation is rotting: foal crops are in a twenty-year nosedive,...

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The Umbrella and the Storm: Why Racing’s Narrative is Protected, Not Progressed

POSTED: February 9, 2026

In our recent exploration, The Illusion of Independence, we pulled back the curtain on the tight-knit relationships that govern horse racing’s "official" narrative. We’ve seen...

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The Great Data Divide: A Lesson in Communication and Progress

POSTED: February 5, 2026

You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But You Can't Make Them Drink It is no secret that I haven’t pulled any punches lately. When...

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The Illusion of Independence: Connecting the Dots Between the Jockey Club, West Point, and the Media Status Quo

POSTED: February 3, 2026

It was a little insulting My whole life my brother John John has told me "timing is everything" as usual, he's right In this world,...

Current Tag: The Jockey Club

Pedigrees, Power, and "Artificial" Intelligence: Why John Stewart is Racing’s Newest Confused Defender

From The Outside: What I Learned From Being Accredited by the TAA

The Keeper of the Gates: Has The Jockey Club Failed the American Thoroughbred?

The Great Divide: Industry Fluff vs. The Gambler’s Reality

The "Rainy Day" Mystery: Stewardship or Self-Interest at the Jockey Club?

The Gilded Cage: Why The Jockey Club Leadership is Financially Insulated from the Sport’s Decline

The Umbrella and the Storm: Why Racing’s Narrative is Protected, Not Progressed

The Great Data Divide: A Lesson in Communication and Progress

The Illusion of Independence: Connecting the Dots Between the Jockey Club, West Point, and the Media Status Quo

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