Racing Welfare’s Annual ARC Malton Open Day Set for Sunday

Racing Welfare's annual ARC Malton Open Day is set to take place this Sunday, Sept. 10, and again this year racing fans will have the opportunity to follow their favourite horses from their stables to York Racecourse.

Eleven trainers have opened their doors to the public, of which several–Tim Easterby, Richard Fahey, Roger Fell, Sean Murray, Adrian Keatley and Nigel Tinkler–have horses running at York Sunday for a total of 23 runners on the day.

This year, participants in the event will also meet and chat with jockey Sean Kirrane, who was aboard Live In The Dream (Ire) (The Prince Of Lir {Ire}) for the win in this year's G1 Coolmore Wootton Bassett Nunthorpe S., at Tim Easterby's Habton Grange Stables.

Tickets for the ARC Malton Open Day and the YorkMix Family Sunday Raceday are £17.50. Visit the ARC Melton Open Day website for more information.

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United States Equestrian Federation To Begin Requiring Equine Microchips On Dec. 1, 2025

US Equestrian strives to consistently ensure the safety and welfare of both our human and equine athletes. One fundamental aspect of equine safety is microchipping. Microchips in horses allow for immediate onsite verification of horses for the purpose of safeguarding the health of each horse. This is vital, especially during times of disease outbreaks or natural disasters.

To this end, the US Equestrian Board of Directors approved a new microchipping rule during the 2023 Mid-Year Board meeting.

Beginning December 1, 2025, under GR 1101.1, all horses competing in USEF-licensed or -endorsed competitions must be microchipped with a 15-digit ISO compliant 11784/11785 chip.

For more information on microchipping, including content that was made specifically to answer a wide array of questions, please visit www.usef.org/microchip.

If you have specific questions about recording your microchip, please email horseservices@usef.org.

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RoR Racing to Cricket Day Raises £45,000

The RoR Racing to Cricket Day, held Sunday, Sept 3., raised over £45,000 for Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) with Jack Channon's team claiming the victory in the tournament.

A total of eight teams participated in the event, with the final coming down to a battle between Jack Channon's team and Charlie Hills' team. Channon's team has taken part in the Racing to Cricket Tournament since it began in 2017 and finished second twice previously.

“It was a wonderful day and we are so grateful to all those owners, trainers and sponsors who supported it,” David Catlow, RoR Managing Director, said. “The generosity of donors of the auction lots and the guests on the day has been fantastic. Our thanks to everyone for helping to raise funds for the important work RoR does, at a time when such support is much needed.”

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Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Names Beth Bungert To Role Of Safety Steward

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) has named Beth Bungert to the role of safety steward.

In June, the lead safety position was established to ensure compliance of both Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) and KHRC standards and rules at licensed Thoroughbred racetracks and training centers. As safety steward, Bungert will monitor regulatory and safety compliance and ensure that information is being shared with all parties.

Bungert comes to the KHRC with experience in the barns, on the track and in regulatory and administrative positions. In her 20-year career in racing, she has worked as a groom, exercise rider, veterinary assistant, assistant trainer, racing official, and program director at several Kentucky racetracks.

“Safety is the responsibility of everyone involved in racing. Centralized communication between officials, racing participants and track management is a key aspect of both safety and compliance. We're excited to have Beth join us, because she is someone who understands daily operations and can identify potential improvements in safety protocol. And, importantly, she is a long-time horsewoman who cares about the safety of the sport.” said Jamie Eads, executive director of the KHRC.

“This position is the culmination of a career on the racetrack. I have been involved in almost every aspect of racing and look forward to bringing those experiences together for the safety of both horse and rider,” said Bungert.

The safety steward will make recommendations to racetrack management and regulators for the welfare of horses and riders, integrity of racing and compliance with horse racing laws and regulations.

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) is an independent agency of state government charged with regulating the conduct of horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering on horse racing and related activities within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The KHRC is a leader in the welfare of horse and rider and the safety and integrity of horse racing.

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