McKenna said his group remains “optimistic that conditions will allow for the resumption of training and racing on Friday in advance of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday.” New York Racing Association vice president of communications Patrick McKenna said in a statement to The Associated Press that state officials and the NYRA consulted on how to proceed going forward in “our shared efforts to provide the safest possible environment for training and racing thoroughbred horses.” So it’s going to be a last-minute decision, I’m sure.” hopefully can get this going, but there’s no assurance of what the weather’s going to be. “People come from all over the country,” Hochul said. Nikola Jokic's hometown in Serbia celebrates Denver Nuggets' 1st NBA title
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