July 11, 2020 print

The July 11, 2020 issue of BloodHorse features:  Daily Life: Meeting Needs Race Track Chaplaincy of America’s Humberto and Karen Chavez serve a unique congregation at New York Racing Association tracks – by Karen Johnson Double Vision Anthony Manganaro sees opportunity in Maryland for racing, community – by Bob Ehalt Hope Rules the Day The Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2-year-olds in training sale ignites hope – by Meredith Daugherty Healthzone Joint Health – by Amanda Duckworth What’s Going On Here The ‘COVID crop’ of 2020 juveniles off to a slow start – by Evan Hammonds Bill Oppenheim: In My Opinion North American 2-Year-Old Sales down but not out Jay Hovdey: The Final Turn Guides to the Past Racing Cover Story: Belmont Park, Europe, Los Alamitos Stakes Winners; Non-Graded Stakes; Added Stakes; Bloodstock News Bloodstock News; The Wire; Leading Sires of 2020 Click Here  To Subscribe to BloodHorse magazine/tablet/online - Special offer $49/year  The Tablet