Jockey Club Seeks To Remove Marshall Gramm From Membership

Marshall Gramm | Lucas Marquardt

The Jockey Club will begin to take steps to remove Marshall Gramm, the owner at the center of a current HISA controversy surrounding veterinary information, from its membership.

In a statement released Tuesday, the Jockey Club said: “Based upon an investigation by HISA, Marshall Gramm, a Thoroughbred breeder, owner, and a member of The Jockey Club, accessed veterinary information for horses he did not own within a system operated by HISA.

His membership with The Jockey Club provided no special or additional access.

The Jockey Club's systems and its data were not breached.

The Stewards of The Jockey Club condemn Mr. Gramm's actions and will be meeting to take steps to remove him as a member.”

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