Jay Hovdey is a journalist who writes for BloodHorse, a publication focused on horse racing. With a passion for the sport, Hovdey covers various topics related to horse racing, including race analysis, profiles of trainers and jockeys, and the history and culture of the sport. His articles provide insights and commentary for both avid horse racing fans and those interested in the industry.
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Jay Hovdey's articles predominantly cover horse racing, with a focus on events and announcements related to the industry. His coverage also includes topics such as house & home and entertainment news.
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On Racing
If people only knew. Most racetracks that lie dormant for months ramp up easily for live meets with a routine regimen of paint, polish, and a whole lot of sweeping up.
Kazushi Kimura had been a professional jockey for just two weeks when he entered the starting gate for the second race at Woodbine June 9, 2018, aboard
The Olympic swimmer Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii has been described by a biographer as having "epic levels of chill" for his laid-back personality in the face of his towering talent.
Joel Rosario began the week singing karaoke for charity at Vapor Night Club in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. For an encore, he will try to win the $1 million Whitney Stakes (G1) Aug. 3 aboard Disarm.
It's always the anniversary of something, better known as the last refuge of a lazy columnist. But this one is legit.
Thank goodness these things are settled on the racetrack. A recent glance at the major international rankings of top Thoroughbreds left this fan cross-eyed.
Vince DeGregory was at Steve Miyadi's Del Mar barn, hustling business for young Adrian Escobedo with one hand and accepting kind sentiments with the other.
The presentation of the Pacific Classic Stakes (G1) Aug. 31 marks the 10th anniversary of the victory by Shared Belief in Del Mar 's most important race.
For those dissatisfied with the results of the recent million-dollar Pacific Classic Stakes (G1), in which a horse with a 1-for-13 record beat a South American import of no particular note, take heart.
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