Racing's identity crisis

Sport or business? Business or sport?

Racing's policy on wearing ads just silly

When Jeremy Rose appeared on the track for the 2005 Kentucky Derby with an advertisement for the gambling Web site ParadisePoker.com on his pants, the industry reacted with collective wrath.

Racing's reality is in its face

Reality television has made its mark beyond fad-dom.

Armstrong pledges $500,000 for cancer patients

The sports world continues to respond to the needs of Hurricane Katrina victims.

Sloppy track could favor Smarty Jones

A sloppy track in Saturday's Kentucky Derby could favor Imperialism, Pollard's Vision and the undefeated Smarty Jones.

A race where everyone wins

A new program could not only help kids go to college, it could someday make the sport more popular.

A thought-provoking Cup

For Kenny, Breeders' Cup 2001 was one of the best ever, a day that had him thinking long after the last race.

What we're watching Saturday, Aug. 4

Sure we want you to watch our networks, but we won't always have your team.

What horse racing needs

Who made Bill Finley king? Nobody, but that won't stop him from telling you what he thinks horse racing needs.

An unsettling Breeders' Cup

Jay thought this year's Breeders' Cup would be pretty much like any other. But then he turned on the TV.

Cronley:

I handled the most recent Breeders Cup in the following manner. I handicapped the races the day before. There went 35 minutes. As...

McNair has horses, not pigskins, on mind

Bob McNair, the owner of Houston's new NFL franchise, is at Gulfstream Park to watch two of his horses in the Breeders' Cup.

Cup luck pays rent

Clearly, crazier things are happening than horses running for world championships on fake dirt.

Sports Getaways for Nov. 2-5

Larry Foyt might drive for A.J.

A.J. Foyt's legacy at the Indianapolis 500 could continue with his son Larry this year.