An Open Letter to the FanDuel TV Racing Team

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To Our Friends and Colleagues,The horse racing industry is built on people. Broadcasters telling stories, producers bringing racing to the fans, analysts educating and entertaining, camera operators capturing unforgettable moments, and countless professionals behind the scene making it all possible. Your work has elevated our sport and connected millions of fans to racing.The conclusion of FanDuel TV's racing operations has led to talented individuals finding themselves navigating unexpected career transitions. While circumstances are difficult, please know your contributions to our industry have not gone unnoticed or unappreciated.The Global Symposium on Racing has always been more than a conference. It is a place where the racing community comes together to learn from one another, exchange ideas, strengthen professional relationships, and help shape the future of our sport. During times of change, these connections matter.In that spirit, the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program is pleased to offer complimentary registration to the 2026 Global Symposium on Racing to all former FanDuel TV racing employees.Horse racing is resilient because of its people. Careers evolve, organizations change, but the relationships that connect this industry endure.Our hope is simple: to welcome you to Tucson this December. Whether you are exploring your next opportunity, reconnecting with colleagues, discovering new ideas, or simply spending time with friends across the industry, we want you to know that you have a place here. Join us as together we continue to learn, collaborate, and build the future of our sport together.If you are a former FanDuel TV racing employee and would like to take advantage of this complimentary registration, please contact us at community@racingsymposium.com for registration instructions.We appreciate all you have done to promote and advance horse racing and look forward to seeing you this December.Sincerely, Robert Hartman Chair, Race Track Industry Program University of ArizonaThe post An Open Letter to the FanDuel TV Racing Team appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.