The March 23, 2019 issue of BloodHorse features:

• Long May He Run Catching up with A.P. Indy as his 30^th birthday approaches – by Lenny Shulman
• Immigration Update Q & A with William Velie and Julio Rubio as competition increases for smaller pool of workers – by Lenny Shulman
• Fast Break Ocala Breeders’ Sales kicks off the juvenile season  – by Ron Mitchell
• The Premier Horsewoman of America  Elizabeth Daingerfield was an outstanding horsewoman who managed Man o’ War’s stud career – by Eliza McGraw
• Cover Story: Two for the Show Split Rebel sees Long Range Toddy, Omaha Beach emerge as stars – by Robert Yates
• Regional: Not in Kansas Anymore  Randy Patterson and his daughter Sara thrive with Cedar Run Farm – by Denis Blake
• Regional: Combine and Conquer Irish Hill Century and Dutchess Views find multiple benefits in merging their New York operations – by Eric Mitchell
• What’s Going On Here Santa Anita announcement, Horse Integrity Act gives sport a shot at the future – by Evan Hammonds
• Bill Oppenheim: In My Opinion An eventful week for horse racing
• Steve Haskin: Derby Dozen and Classic Spotlight on Mind Control
• Source Directory Listings: Southwest Farms and NE/Mid-Atlantic Farms 
• Winner’s Circle: Jockey College grad Reylu Gutierrez gets high marks in Tom Fool – by Brian Gordon
• Stakes Stakes winners, Non-graded stakes, Added stakes
• The Wire Historic agreement at Santa Anita; New version of Horse Integrity Act; National HBPA Convention; Death of Pioneerof the Nile

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