Former PR Director Sues Santa Anita For Alleged Wrongful Firing Related To 2019 Horse Deaths Crisis
Michael Willman, a former publicity director who worked at Santa Anita Park for nearly two decades, has sued the racetrack, its ownership, and several management executives, alleging that he was fired in March 2024 under the pretext of using inappropriate language when making an off-color joke to a subordinate,
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Santa Anita Calls Former Track Publicist's Lawsuit 'Baseless And Filled With False And Misleading Claims'Longtime director of publicity Mike Willman claims he was fired for refusing to participate in what he called a cover-up of ...
Field size continues to be a factor in sustaining the growth in both attendance and handle, as the average is up nearly a ...
In response to a lawsuit filed Thursday by former Santa Anita employee Michael Willman, Santa Anita Park management issued the following statement: “The lawsuit filed by Mr. Willman is baseless and ...
Photo: Anissa Rivera, SCNG By late Friday, the city of Pasadena was redirecting donations to Santa Anita Park in nearby Arcadia. That’s where a grassroots campaign started by the nonprofit Allen ...
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ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) — Citizen Bull won the $200,000 Robert Lewis Stakes by 3 3/4 lengths at Santa Anita on Saturday in the 3 ...
Brummell, a 3-year-old colt, fractured his shoulder and was transported by equine ambulance. His rider was taken to ...
Declining purses, field sizes and foal crops puts California racing in trouble. But if racing in California dies, can the ...
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Report: Keith Brackpool Hired To Explore Sale Of Stronach TracksThe LA Times' sources said Brackpool has met with two potential buyers, and that at least one thought the $2 billion price ...
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