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Charles Town: Latest jockey and trainer stats

Which Charles Town jockeys and trainers are having a good meet? Who’s doing better than you’d think? Or heating up

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Pre-Preakness party to take place at Laurel Park

The Pre-Preakness party, hosted by America's Best Racing, will benefit Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance and The Jockey Club Safety Net Foundation.

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Shenandoah Downs to kick off season April 11

Shenandoah Downs, the Woodstock, VA harness track, will kick off its 11th season of parimutuel racing April 11.

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Laurel Park to host handicapping contest April 18

The handicapping contest will be both online and in-person and features Laurel Park's April 18 Preakness Preview day card.

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PODCAST: Maryland Racing Today, April 7

This week's Maryland Racing Today podcast features retired jockey Andrea Seefeldt Knight, the second woman to ride in the Preakness.

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