Breeders’ Cup Announces Board of Directors Updates
In a significant move within the horse racing industry, the Breeders’ Cup has released updates regarding its board of directors. According to the latest news, the organization has re-elected two existing members and welcomed a new director to its esteemed board.
Fred Hertrich III of Watercress Farm and Clem Murphy of Coolmore Stud have been re-elected to the Breeders’ Cup board, each securing a four-year term. Joining them is the newly elected Tom Ryan of SF Racing, who will also serve a four-year stint on the board.
“We congratulate Fred and Clem on their re-election and Tom on his election to the Board,” commented Breeders’ Cup chairman Barbara Banke. “Together, their expertise and insight will contribute to the success of future company initiatives, including the global expansion and impact of the Breeders’ Cup world championships.”
The Breeders’ Cup world championships, featuring 14 Grade 1 races with over $34 million in purses and awards, are set to take place on November 1-2, 2024, at the renowned Del Mar racetrack in California. The prestigious event will return to Del Mar the following year, with the 2025 Breeders’ Cup scheduled for October 31 – November 1.
As the Breeders’ Cup continues to solidify its position as a global powerhouse in horse racing, the addition of these esteemed industry leaders to the board promises to further strengthen the organization’s strategic vision and execution.
🔗 Source