Pat McKenna / Mark Bardack

Shoppers for the first time ever will have the opportunity to give the gift of world-class thoroughbred racing this holiday season with a special offer of season passes for the 2020 meet at Saratoga Race Course.

NYRA Press Office

The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) today announced that the Swiss watch brand Longines will continue to serve as the official timekeeper and official watch of Belmont Park and Saratoga Race Course.

NYRA Press Office

The New York Racing Association will formally announce its racing schedule for the 2020 Saratoga meet in short order, following the required approval from the New York State Gaming Commission.

Pat Mckenna; Mark Bardack

​For the first time in history, the New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) generated more than $700 million in all-sources handle during the 2019 meet at Saratoga Race Course, which was conducted over a five-day race week and included the cancellation of a full Saturday card of racing.

Brian Bohl

Trainer Chad Brown earned his second consecutive H. Allen Jerkens award, and third overall, for the Saratoga meet’s top trainer with 41 wins, while Jose Ortiz [60 victories] registered his third Angel Cordero, Jr. award in four years as the leading jockey for the summer meet that concluded Monday, Labor Day, at Saratoga Race Course.

Brian Bohl

Basin overtook 6-5 favorite and stablemate Gozilla at the top of the stretch from the outside and cruised to a 6 ½-length win for Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen, who saddled each member of the trifecta in the 115th running of the Grade 1, $350,000 Runhappy Hopeful on Monday, Closing Day, at Saratoga