ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico’s governor is demanding that horse racing regulators make immediate changes to address the use of performance enhancing drugs at the state’s tracks and that they consult with Kentucky, California and New York on best practices to ensure drug-free racing.
In a letter sent Thursday to the New Mexico Racing Commission, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham pointed to the recent deaths of seven horses at Ruidoso Downs. The track will host the All American Futurity — the richest quarter horse race — over the Labor Day weekend.
Sunland Park
Rudioso Downs
Zia Park
Theres a couple others as well that I don't know the names right now.
But during covid when TVG was looking to broadcast races they showed some races.
Sunland Park
Rudioso Downs
Zia Park
Theres a couple others as well that I don't know the names right now.
But during covid when TVG was looking to broadcast races they showed some races.
New Mexico racing is the lowest of the low, other than Puerto Rico and that horrible Georgia unregulated stuff
Sunland Park
Rudioso Downs
Zia Park
Theres a couple others as well that I don't know the names right now.
But during covid when TVG was looking to broadcast races they showed some races.