From the KY HBPA / Jennie Rees:

Ky HBPA Stephen Foster Day videos

Bill Mott on 2025 Kentucky Derby winner and Horse of the Year Sovereignty, as well as last year’s G1 Pennsylvania Derby winner Baeza, and the Stephen Foster field.

B-roll of Sovereignty and Baeza training Thursday morning for the Stephen Foster.

B-roll of White Abarrio, the 2023 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner who defeated Sovereignty in their last start at Oaklawn Park, followed by interview with trainer Saffie Joseph.

Red-hot Brian Lynch talks about G1 LaTroienne winner Shred the Gnar going in Saturday’s G2 Fleur de Lis, a “Win and You’re In” Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series race for the Breeders’ Cup Distaff.

B-roll of Dubai World Cup winner Magnitude training. Sorry, there’s no Steve Asmussen interview. He was leaving track before we could get to his barn.
ABOUT THE KENTUCKY HBPA

The Kentucky division of the Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association is one of the country’s largest horsemen’s groups, representing about 6,000 owners and trainers at Kentucky’s five thoroughbred tracks. As an affiliate of the National HBPA that represents about 30,000 horsemen in the United States and Canada, the Kentucky HBPA’s responsibilities have greatly expanded as the racing industry has become more complex. In addition to its original general benevolence mission, the HBPA is the leading force for horsemen in negotiating contracts with tracks as well as the advancement of the sport through safety and integrity initiatives, promoting racing and assisting in the development of aftercare programs for retired racehorses.

3729 S. Fourth St., Louisville, KY 40214-1712

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