The May 2, 2020 issue of BloodHorse features:

• Rock Talk Arthur Hancock III reminisces as Stone Farm reaches the half-century mark  – by Evan Hammonds
• Delayed Gratification A look at displaced dates of other major races now that the Kentucky Derby has been moved to September 5 – by Jay Hovdey
• Good Show  Ashleigh Stud’s Jackie Ramos has lived well combining horses and theater – by Lenny Shulman
• Dean Dorton: Tax Update Recent income tax changes may benefit individuals and businesses in the equine industry – by Maddie Schueler and Jen Shah
• Risk’s Reward Forty years ago filly Genuine Risk and her female breeder and owner won the Derby – by Tracy Gantz
• Ladies’ Man Elwood first Derby winner owned and bred by women - by Avalyn Hunter
• Letters from Rockland Farm Continuing saga of tying farm to today’s world – by Josh Pons
• Bill Oppenheim: In My Opinion For breeders, preps more important than the main event
• What’s Going On Here Racing needs to return to Kentucky – by Evan Hammonds
• Jay Hovdey: The Final Turn What a Derby can do
• Steve Haskin: Derby Dozen
• Stakes Winners, Non-Graded Stakes, Added Stakes
• Bloodstock News; Leading Sires of 2020
• The Wire Oaklawn splits Arkansas Derby into two divisions; Derby’s economic impact on Louisville; Our Voices: John Phillips; COVID-19 Q&A w/Chris Baker
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