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PARIS, Kentucky (InvestigateTV/Gray News) - Long before a string of catastrophic horse deaths at a racetrack in California made headlines and a federal indictment of more than two dozen horseracing insiders rocked the sport, the owner of one of the most famed thoroughbreds was advocating for change. In 1982, Penny Chenery, the owner of Triple Crown…

In the latest instalment of his fortnightly series, Charles Hayward explains why the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority is vital to the sport's future I spent the entire 40-day race meet in Saratoga Springs from July 15 through September 5. By any measure, it was a successful, record-breaking meet. The New York Racing Association…