12866, 267 Union Avenue Horse racing has long been known as the Sport of Kings for a reason. At times people would come together to witness the skilled and swiftest horses owned by the King compete for honor. The crowd, including noblemen and noblewomen, would enthusiastically support the riders in their quest, for victory with rewards awaiting the winners. Although traditional monarchs have given way, to elected officials today the timeless charm of horse racing has undeniably been. Flourished in contemporary times.
Even today in this industrialized age, breeders are working hard to find the best matches, finding the fastest stallions and the strongest mares, and training their weanlings to run their fastest and perform their best. As the new year dawns in 2026, those breeders will be getting their stock ready, jockeys will be mounting up and a series of prestigious races will be held to determine the cream of the equine crop.
