Hoof Beats April 2019

Features

Who Will Rule?
A new twist on comprehensive predictive rankings for 3-year-olds
by Ken Weingartner

 

 

Charmed Life
Woodside Charm prepares for her sophomore campaign
by Dean A. Hoffman

 

 

Educated Guess
Richard Poillucci’s homework was responsible for the purchase of Shartin N
by Charlene Sharpe

 

 

Forecasting the Future
Where is harness racing headed?
Part one of a two-part roundtable conducted by Rich Fisher

 

 

Close Connection
Nancy Johansson and Kissin In The Sand enjoy a unique relationship
by Kimberly French

 

 


Stories

USTA Focus
Media Blitz USTA’s 2019 Board of Directors meeting demonstrates the power of social media
by Kimberly French

Profile: Pay The Winner
Pay It Forward Older trotter Pay The Winner earns his dinner with consistent success
by D’Arcy Egan

Profile: Nathan Bain
Head of the Class: Nathan Bain is hooked on harness racing
by Matt Dorsey

Life After Racing
Poster Pinup: Rapid Reply brings great joy and many ribbons to her owner
by Winnie Morgan Nemeth

Industry Trends
Improving the Product: Will TrackMaster ratings have an impact on the future of the sport?
by James Witherite

Horse Care
Vaccination Station: Preventative medicine provides protection throughout the year
by Allison Armstrong Rehnborg

Shoeing News
Early Evaluation: Managing hoof care for foals shortly after birth pays dividends
by Steve Stanley


Voices

Members Only
Youthful Vision: USTA Youth Delegates attend annual board meeting
by Katie Eick

Under Wraps
Hitting the Jackpot: New Jersey receives $100 million for five years for horse racing
by Tim Bojarski

The Statistical Edge
A Matter of Trust: Having faith in the integrity of the sport when handicapping
by Bob Gardner


In Every Issue

First Over

Starting Lines

Here They Come

In Memoriam

Horsemen’s Shop

Advertisers’ Index

Photo Finish

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