Visit Our Affiliates  
Quick Links
- HJ Medical Updates
 
- Racetrack Directory
 

check out excerpts
from recent issues






  Updated: 6/26/2009   
 
 

© 2009 Laura Plato

Welcome to the National Horsemen’s Benevolence & Protective Association website. The National HBPA is dedicated to protecting the rights and providing assistance to racehorse owners & trainers.


• Thayer Defends Position on KY Gaming Bill
• Kentucky Rally: ''Revolution Starts Tonight''
• Calder: Insurance woes have Standridge on the sidelines
• Farish makes $1-million gift to disabled jockeys fund
• New track in Raton, New Mexico set to open in 2010
• NYRA Concludes Investigation on Mullins
• Prosecutors seeking plea in Paragallo cruelty case
• Lincoln holds fundraiser for injured jockey
• Canterbury honors longtime employee and fan
• Evangeline Downs-Veteran jockey Faul retires

      Headlines brought to you by:
      Blood-Horse, Daily Racing Form, Thoroughbred Times


more headlines >    

JOCK is a feature length documentary about the 1st generation of female jockeys who in the late 60's and early 70's fought for the right to professionally ride.
This is a 13 minute archival trailer about the film.

www.jockthemovie.com     For more info please contact Jason Neff.

Train Rider Blues wins maiden in futurity •
Train Rider Blues closed into a hot pace to catch the filly Glory Be Mine on the wire and win his maiden in the $159,556 Ruidoso Thoroughbred Sales Futurity at Ruidoso Downs on Sunday. He was up by a neck, while it was another 1 1/4 lengths back in third to 3-5 favorite Explosive Mine.
The Ruidoso Futurity was restricted to 2-year-olds bred in New Mexico.
Train Rider Blues ($40.40) raced in seventh early, as Glory Be Mine and Explosive Mine dueled through a half-mile in 45.40 seconds. The eventual winner covered five furlongs in 59.20.
Carlos Rivas rode Train Rider Blues for Freda McSwane and trainer Terry Walker. It was the first career win from three starts for the colt, who earned $79,778. Train Rider Blues is a son of Desert God, who is also the sire of New Mexico-bred millionaire Peppers Pride.

 

Upcoming Events

2009 Natl. HBPA Summer Convention
June 30-July 3, 2009

Hosted by the Charles Town HBPA
Shepherdstown, WV
Clarion Hotel & Conference Center

Please see the attached materials:







Home | What is HBPA? | News | Member Benefits | Calendar
Resource Center | Affiliates | Horsemen's Journal | Contact Us | FAQ

Copyright © 2009 National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, Inc.
Click here to view our Disclaimer