Carolyn Greer is an Associate Editor at Horse Racing Nation. She specializes in covering horse racing events, industry trends, and equine health, bringing a keen insight into the sport and its intricacies. Carolyn's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise and passion for equestrian journalism.
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Carolyn Greer's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing events, particularly in Kentucky and the United States. Pitches should offer insights into upcoming races, behind-the-scenes access to stables or trainers, analysis of recent race results, or discussions about trends in horse racing.
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Great White, scratched from the Kentucky Derby and eighth in Saturday's Preakness, will get a break and return in the fall, trainer John Ennis said Monday.
By: Carolyn Greer, Scott Serio
Oblteration earned a 133 Horse Racing Nation speed figure for his win Saturday in the Chick Lang Stakes at Laurel Park, the highest HRN figure among last week's stakes winners.
Saffie Joseph Jr.’s earnings took a big jump the last two years, and he’s on track to do even better this year.
By: Carolyn Greer, Candice Chavez, Wesley Ward
He’s tied with Joe Sharp in the Churchill Downs standings, with his 10 wins coming from only 24 starts. And he’s had career-best earnings in four of the last five years.
By: Carolyn Greer, John Voorhees
Chunk of Gold, who's had a break since finishing third in the Grade 2 Clark in November, will return this month at Churchill Downs.
By: Carolyn Greer, Casey Laughter
First Resort, winner of the Grade 2 Kentucky Jockey Club last year but taken off the Kentucky Derby trail with an injury, is back at work for trainer Eoin Harty.
By: Carolyn Greer, Charles Toler
Miguel Clement, who took over admirably after his father’s death in May 2025 and won 13 graded stakes last year, is keeping the momentum going.
By: Carolyn Greer, Sue Kawczynski
Lindsay Schultz, who trains Pegasus Stakes winner Baby Vino, said the colt likely will get a shot at the Grade 1 Haskell at Monmouth Park on July 18.
By: Carolyn Greer
Coming off a trainers' title at Fair Grounds, Sharp is in the lead at Churchill Downs, with 18 winners from 99 starters.
By: Carolyn Greer, Carlos J. Calo
Napoleon Solo breezed Thursday at Belmont Park, his second work since winning the Preakness Stakes.
