The New York Thoroughbred Breeders, in conjunction with the New York Racing Association, the New York Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association and the New York State Purebred Breeding and Development Foundation have introduced a means of raising the purse. lucrative new breed for owners of the New York crossbreeds competing on the NYRA circuit.
Effective immediately, the ‘New York-Sired Bonus’ will provide an additional $5,000 to the winning owner of a New York crossbreed New York cross who finishes first of all Open and special weights, allowances, and allowances races require options. The bonus does not apply to horses entered for the required card.
“This agreement, along with updated residency requirements for mares, ensures the best incentives and opportunities for all who participate in the program,” said Najja Thompson, NYTB CEO. bred in New York”. “As we head into the heart of the racing season, there’s no better time to get involved in the New York breeding program.”
The New York-Sired Bonus Program is funded through the NYRA Purse Account and will be retroactively awarded to eligible winners as of November 18, 2021. The NYRA will begin processing and paying the winnings. The award goes into effect retroactively in the coming weeks. Going forward, bonus payments will be made in the month following the qualifying win.
“The market for crossbreeds in New York is incredibly strong, and the NYRA is excited to support initiatives designed to help breed dogs,” said Dave O’Rourke, President & CEO of NYRA. foster the continued growth of the livestock industry throughout New York. “In addition to their continued success on the track, the New York breeding program is creating jobs and having a positive economic impact in every corner of the state.”
Designed to further encourage participation in the growing New York breeder program, the New York breed award will remain in place at all subsequent NYRA races. Rewards in accordance with the rules of residence regarding mares purchased at a public auction established by the New York State Thoroughbred Breeding and Development Fund in 2020. For a full description of the regulations residency of mares breeding program in New York, click here.
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