The Breeders’ Cup announced a new partnership with Guardian Security to provide 24-hour security services surrounding the 2020 World Championships, scheduled for Nov. 6 and 7 at Keeneland. Over 100 security guards will be deployed to support the Breeders’ Cup Equine Security Team to help monitor activity in the barns, keep daily logbooks of who enters a stall and bolster overall stable and racetrack security while enforcing safety and integrity protocols.
“Protecting the welfare of our horses has always been an utmost priority,” said Dora Delgado, Breeders’ Cup Executive Vice President and Chief Racing Officer. “We firmly believe in the continued enhancement and enforcement of the security standards in Thoroughbred racing, and we hope to set the new benchmark in equine care through our partnership with Guardian Security.”
Jeff Blanton, Chief Operating Officer of Guardian Security, added, “Our goal at Guardian Security is simple–to provide world-class safety and security measures that guarantee the most seamless and high-quality horse racing experiences. Breeders’ Cup has long been known for its exemplary equine welfare protocols, and we’re honored to be working with them to build upon this strong foundation and create the safest and fairest World Championships yet.”
For more information on Breeders’ Cup’s equine welfare and safety standards, visit www.BreedersCup.com/safety.
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