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Dr. Stuart Brown, safety director of Keeneland Race Course, discusses the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA). HISA was created in 2020 and is responsible for developing and enforcing uniform safety and integrity rules for Thoroughbred racing. HISA is comprised of two programs: the Racetrack Safety Program and the Anti-Doping and Medication Control (ADMC) Program.  Dr. Brown discusses the ways in which (remove safety, insert HISA) has evolved and is being executed to bring uniformity, increased advocation, and safety to racing athletes and how these changes create a more positive racing experience for all involved.

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I may be biased, but Kentucky at Derby time is the most beautiful place on Earth. 

If you are lucky enough to be visiting Kentucky around the first Saturday in May, the state is ready to welcome you with open arms. While going to Keeneland and Churchill Downs are definite musts if you visit at this time of year, Louisville and the surrounding areas have got you covered with many other things to do and see while you are here.

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Today’s episode takes us to Music City where Dave & Paul chat with Claire Francis, the Sr. Marketing Director for Bridgestone Arena and the Nashville Predators. Claire talks about the journey of increasing capacity within the building, the protocols in place, and what went into creating their Smashville SAFE plan. Having a strong relationship with their local government, health department, and the NHL, allowed them to be one of the first buildings to open up to fans and set an example for other venues around the country. Plus, hear about what makes their venue unique, including their Rehearsal Hall. We also discuss Claire's expansive career, starting at TNA IMPACT Wrestling, working in the food retail industry acting as marketing support for franchise owners around the country, and then back to working in events once again at Bridgestone Arena.

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This week on Episode 90 Kenny talks with Britney Eurton, NBC Sports and Peter Rotondo, VP of Media and Entertainment, Breeders’ Cup

On episode 77 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice talks with Dr. Stuart Brown of Keeneland and sports marketing pioneer Jim Host.

On episode 69 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice talks with Keeneland's VP of Racing and Sales Bob Elliston and award-winning Daily Racing Form writer Jay Privman.

On Episode 48 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice talks with Keeneland President and CEO about the tracks history, Breeders' Cup hosting, and their role in the Thoroughbred Safety Coalition. Kenny also speaks with Old Friends Farm founder and former film critic Michael Blowen about his early recognition of the need for aftercare in the thoroughbred industry.

Episode 44 of the Kenny Rice Horse Racing Show is here! In light of the recent coalition created by the major players in the industry, Kenny is talking about safety and ways to progress the sport. He's brought in two spectacular guests: Eclipse award-winning photographer Bill Straus who talks about his career shooting all kinds of sports, and 2 time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Doug O'Neill who talks about the state of the horse racing industry.

We're talking perspective on Episode 43 of the Horse Racing Show! Kenny Rice talks with international racing reporter Fanny Salmon, who has covered every major race meet on the planet, and Frank Fusumano offers insight on the way the rest of the sports world sees the Sport of Kings.

This week on the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice talks Horse of the Year contenders as the Breeders' Cup approaches with an award winning broadcaster and journalist, Donna Brothers of NBC Sports and Jay Privman of Daily Racing Form.

Donna Brothers discusses the wide open race for Horse of the Year, the opening of Keeneland's Fall Stars Weekend, her charity work, helping the backside workers and their families, the great American racetracks and their history, and getting the winning jockey interviews seconds after the big races.

Jay Privman, as per usual, covers a wide range of topics, from Breeders' Cup history to this year's event at Santa Anita Park, improvements in safety standards, the Los Angeles Kings and Dodgers, the Mike Douglas Show with John Lennon, and the importance of recognizing the overall workers involved at the tracks.

Author Peter Lee talks about his new book "Spectacular Bid, The Last Super Horse of the 20th Century"

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Episode 34 of the Horse Racing Show takes you to the world’s largest public Thoroughbred auction, the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Kenny Rice takes a tour of the grounds, talks with trainers, jockeys and insiders. You never know who’ll you see at the sales as you will see on this show. We are also giving away prizes! Click on the links above to find out more!

3 Hall of Fame jockeys visit the sales: Mike Smith talks about the top ranked McKinzie aiming for Breeders’ Cup Classic and John Velazquez on Code Of Honor winning the Travers and potential Classic showdown. Velazquez also discusses his admiration for baseball Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente and wearing number 21 each race. Smith talks about bidding on a horse for Bob Baffert.

Javier Castellano sizes up Catholic Boy as he gets ready for the Kelso, and about how his career has evolved.

Trainer Norm Casse on building his stable, the importance of being at the sale, the business of the business and his father’s success.

Rogers Beasley former Director of Sales at Keeneland on the time they added the digits to accommodate seven and eight figure sales, the market ebb and flows over the years.

Trainer Mark Casse on the progression of the sales, how and why prices drop over the days, the return of Preakness champ War of Will to the track for the Pennsylvania Derby and possibly meeting again Maximum Security.

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