Carolyn Greer is an Associate Editor at Horse Racing Nation. She focuses on themes related to animals, animal cruelty, and competitive sports, particularly within the realm of individual sports and various sports disciplines. Carolyn's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications, highlighting her passion for both sports and animal welfare.
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Carolyn Greer's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing events, particularly in Kentucky and the United States. Pitches should offer insights into upcoming races, behind-the-scenes access to stables or trainers, analysis of recent race results, or discussions about trends in horse racing.
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By: Carolyn Greer, Jetta Vaughns
Well, they can’t all be good years, as trainer Phil Bauer can attest.
By: Carolyn Greer, Scott Serio
This weekend could be a banner one for Rusty Arnold, who has six entries in four stakes.
Two days after being scratched from the Grade 1 Forego after being cast in his stall at Saratoga, Book'em Danno is healthy and home at Monmouth Park, and trainer Derek Ryan is weighing options for his next start with the Breeders’ Cup Sprint as the goal.
By: Carolyn Greer, Nyra Coglianese
Ron Moquett’s win with Hymn in Saturday’s Grade 1 Forego at Saratoga was his first since the 2020 Breeders’ Cup Sprint with Whitmore, and he’s on track to follow the same path he took with the champion male sprinter.
By: Carolyn Greer, Rebecca Gullett
Luster got a well-earned break after winning the King’s Plate in August, and trainer Josie Carroll said she’s “excited” about the filly's return Saturday in the Grade 1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup at Keeneland.
By: Carolyn Greer, Jason Moran
Whit Beckman didn’t have a plan when he went out on his own as a trainer in 2021.
By: Carolyn Greer, Matt Wooley
Day 1 of Breeders' Cup 2026 is just over two weeks away, and Friday's five races at Keeneland will showcase some of the world's top juveniles.
By: Carolyn Greer, Matt Wooley
The best of the U.S. face international challengers on day 2 of Breeders’ Cup 2026, with Forever Young taking all comers in the $7 million Classic and Notable Speech facing Rhetorical and Deterministic in the Mile. The nine championship races at Keeneland have a total of $23 million in purses.
By: Carolyn Greer, Patrick Siebert
Changes surrounding the Preakness Stakes are coming, and they extend beyond Maryland’s acquisition of intellectual property rights for the second jewel of the Triple Crown and the reconstruction of Pimlico.
By: Carolyn Greer, Thoroughbred Racetrack
Things feel unsettled for Triple Crown fans these days, but not for Maryland Jockey Club president and general manager Bill Knauf.
