Global Symposium on Racing Panel to Focus on Foal Crop Declines

Sarah Andrew

The 51st annual Global Symposium on Racing, hosted by the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program, will include a panel titled “Strength in Numbers: Innovative Approaches to Boosting U.S. Thoroughbred Breeding” to address the ongoing issue of declines to the foal crop. The session will bring together leaders from racing and breeding to discuss ideas to reinvigorate regional Thoroughbred breeding programs. Panelists will highlight successful models ranging from innovative incentive programs to targeted policy reforms, with an emphasis on collaborative, multi-state efforts.

Featured panelists include, Paul Ryneveld, Director, Horse Racing Alberta & Co-Founder, 10Acres Solutions (Moderator); Harris Auerbach, Managing Partner, Auerbach Racing; Jamie Haydon, Deputy Executive Director, The Jockey Club; Diana McClure, Board Member, Virginia Thoroughbred Association; Mike Tanner, Executive Vice President & CEO, United States Trotting Association; and Ismael Trejo, Executive Director, New Mexico Racing Commission.

The symposium runs from Dec. 8-10 and features a full slate of panels, workshops, and networking opportunities. Registration is now open, with discounted rates available for early sign-ups. For event details, visit www.RacingSymposium.com.

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