Reply #2: The Daily Racing Form is the bible of the racing industry. [View All]

[Justpat]

It gives past performances of horses entered in different tracks that day, but it also has many
regular columnists who write about racing issues, human/horse interest stories and general news
of the industry.

For some online reading, try: http://www.bloodhorse.com
http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com

These are the two main racing magazines and are reading material that is essential for all of us in the
racing world.

There are lots of handicapping books, but I am not into the gambling end of it. You can find lots
of great books at both of the above sites it you check them out.

There is a great series of books on Thoroughbred legends written about the life and racing exploits
of the great ones of our sport.

Go to: http://www.exclusivelyequine.com and check out the books about racing's stars, breeding theories,
health issues, etc.

I'll check out some more, but this is a place to start.