For more than half a century, the University of Arizona's Global Symposium on Racing has operated on a relatively simple premise: Horse racing works better when the people shaping its future talk to one another.
For more than half a century, the University of Arizona's Global Symposium on Racing has operated on a relatively simple premise:
Horse racing works better when the people shaping its future talk to one another.
In practice though, it's not always easy in an industry with as many moving parts and micro-economies as Thoroughbred racing.
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For more than half a century, the University of Arizona's Global Symposium on Racing has operated on a relatively simple premise: Horse racing works better when the people shaping its future talk to one another. In practice though, it's not always easy in an industry with as many moving parts and micro-economies as Thoroughbred racing.
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