The New York State Racing and Wagering Board (NYSRWB) today released two comprehensive and searchable databases to the public: a detailed list of every horse that has broken down, died, sustained a serious injury or been involved in an incident at a track in New York State since 2009; and a list of every fine and suspension issued by the Board to licensees for nearly three decades.

The two databases bring an unparalleled transparency to New York’s horseracing industry and regulation.

"The public has every right to know exactly what is happening at race tracks in New York State," said NYSRWB Chairman John D. Sabini. "The wealth of information in these two databases leaves no stone unturned regarding incidents at tracks in New York and who is being held accountable for rule infractions by the Board."

The equine compilation–an unprecedented industry database–consists of reporting data from NYSRWB employees at every Thoroughbred and Standardbred track in the state. Interested parties can search the database through a variety of parameters, including: horse, trainer, jockey/driver’s name; year or a specific date; individual track; and breed. The database includes racing, training and non-racing fatalities and incidents