Dan Ross is a journalist with a focus on local horse racing news in Red Bank, New Jersey. He writes for Thoroughbred Daily News and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Journal Gazette, Long View Publishing Co., and Capital and Main. Dan covers topics such as race results, rulings, and the future of horse racing in California.
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Dan Ross' coverage revolves around horse racing, with a particular focus on local developments and rulings in the United States, specifically California. The articles are heavily focused on announcements related to horse racing events, expert commentary from industry insiders, and citations of relevant data. Given this focus, he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into the latest developments within the horse racing industry in California or broader U.S., including perspectives from key figures within the sport.
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Eddie Truman, a trainer as renowned for his patience with the Thoroughbred as for a perennially genial disposition, has passed at the age of 77.
The federal court in the Western District of Kentucky Friday dismissed a class action lawsuit brought by a group of gamblers against trainer Bob Baffert over Medina Spirit's win and subsequent disqualification in the 2021 Kentucky Derby.
The California Authority of Racing Fairs (CARF) board voted unanimously Monday to rescind a proposed Golden State Racing meet spanning the first half of next year, plunging an already tenuous situation for the horsemen and women in the North of the state into a world of even greater uncertainty.
By: Dan Ross
On Monday, the California Authority of Racing Fairs (CARF) board voted unanimously (with one abstention) to rescind a proposed Golden State Racing meet spanning the first half of next year, essentially leaving Northern California without Thoroughbred racing in 2025 outside of the annual suite of summer fair meets. This means that the Northern Californian horsemen
By: Dan Ross
In 2024, maintaining a racing stable in California has become a shaky endeavor for license holders both large and small, prolific and select. But for California trainer Mike Puype, this year has been especially fraught. For much of this year, Puype had hanging over his head the threat of a possible four-year ban and $50,000
By: Dan Ross
The latest new leaf brings with it an entirely new racing framework with operations consolidated in the South. This comes on the back of the California Association of Racing Fairs' (CARF) decision last month not to pursue a race meet at Pleasanton during the start of 2025.
By: Dan Ross
Thursday, January 2, 2025 at 3:49 pm | Back to: Shared News Updated: January 2, 2025 at 3:49 pm By Dan Ross
By: Dan Ross
Sunday, January 5, 2025 at 1:55 pm | Back to: Shared News By Dan Ross It was the Christmas present the horses involved didn't deserve, and one that horse racing didn't need.
By: Dan Ross
Wildfires propelled by unusually strong Santa Ana winds swept across Los Angeles Tuesday and into the night, breaking out near several densely populated neighborhoods including Altadena, Pasadena and portions of the San Gabriel Mountains that serve as a backdrop to Santa Anita Park.
By: Dan Ross
Santa Anita opened its track Thursday morning to limited training–just joggers and gallopers for most of the morning. For the Santa Anita backstretch community, it was a slice of normality as the extent of the damage caused by the wildfires that have ripped across Los Angeles this week began to set in.
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