Andrew Cohen

United States

Editor-at-Large at The Marshall Project

Dad. Horseman. Legal Analyst. Editor-at-Large @MarshallProj Past @BrennanCenter @TheAtlantic @CBSNews @CBSNewsRadio My views are my own.

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Keeping Pace: More Racing Data Means Smarter Questions And Useful Answers

1 week ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

I am a big fan of the “town halls” that federal racing regulators frequently host to connect with members of the industry they are regulating.
Keeping Pace: Fairness Is What Justice Really Is

2 weeks ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

In writing about the machinations of the Horseracing Integrity & Safety Act it is difficult sometimes to explicitly define the contours of the arrangement between the Federal Trade Commission, which oversees the work of the HISA Authority, a private entity established by federal law, and the contracted work of the Horsering Integrity & Welfare Unit, which is another private entity overseen by the HISA Authority.
Keeping Pace: Fairness Is What Justice Really Is

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Andrew Cohen

In writing about the machinations of the Horseracing Integrity & Safety Act it is difficult sometimes to explicitly define the contours of the arrangement between the Federal Trade Commission, which oversees the work of the HISA Authority, a private entity established by federal law, and the contracted work of the Horsering Integrity & Welfare Unit, which is another private entity overseen by the HISA Authority.
Keeping Pace: Feds’ Annual Report - Don’t Criticize What You Can’t Understand

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Andrew Cohen

For the past 15 months in this space we’ve debated the merits of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act, the federal racing law that now covers most of Thoroughbred racing. The industry, it is fair to say, is cleaved in half. There are many horse people who generally support the federal initiative, especially now that it has proven to make racing safer for horses.
Keeping Pace: Feds’ Annual Report - Don’t Criticize What You Can’t Understand

3 weeks ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

For the past 15 months in this space we’ve debated the merits of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act, the federal racing law that now covers most of Thoroughbred racing. The industry, it is fair to say, is cleaved in half. There are many horse people who generally support the federal initiative, especially now that it has proven to make racing safer for horses.
Keeping Pace: Tariffs In Racing Is A War No Side Wants To Wage - Paulick Report | Latest news and commentary from the horse racing and equine world

1 month ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

Does the horse industry in the U.S have the political heft to convince Trump administration officials to exempt racing and showing from the coming tariff war? Is the industry prepared to pay the feds to get such an exemption?
Keeping Pace: Is Harness Racing Ready To Regulate Itself?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Andrew Cohen

The United States Trotting Association took an enormous step forward last week in its efforts to help police the sport of harness racing. The USTA’s new investigative arm, the Standardbred Racing Investigative Fund, recommended sanctions against several major Standardbred stakeholders relating to their connections to Nick Surick, the disgraced harness breeder and trainer who is serving a federal prison term.
Keeping Pace: Is Harness Racing Ready To Regulate Itself?

1 month ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

The United States Trotting Association took an enormous step forward last week in its efforts to help police the sport of harness racing. The USTA’s new investigative arm, the Standardbred Racing Investigative Fund, recommended sanctions against several major Standardbred stakeholders relating to their connections to Nick Surick, the disgraced harness breeder and trainer who is serving a federal prison term.
Keeping Pace: An Unhappy Fifth Anniversary For Horse Racing

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Andrew Cohen

First came the indictments and the horrific allegations contained in them. People conspiring with one another in both Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing to give dangerous “blood building” drugs to racehorses – and then trying to hide their crimes and the damage done. There were tapes. There were transcripts. There were misbranding and obstruction charges. There were angry animal rights protesters. There were frustrated legislators and state regulators.
Keeping Pace: An Unhappy Fifth Anniversary For Horse Racing

1 month ago | paulickreport.com | Andrew Cohen

First came the indictments and the horrific allegations contained in them. People conspiring with one another in both Thoroughbred and Standardbred racing to give dangerous “blood building” drugs to racehorses – and then trying to hide their crimes and the damage done. There were tapes. There were transcripts. There were misbranding and obstruction charges. There were angry animal rights protesters. There were frustrated legislators and state regulators.

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