We turned filmmaker Jeff Krulik loose last week to find some Preakness behind the scenes videos. Today, he visits with the track photographer and pony girl.
Two members were added and three reelected to the Maryland Horse Breeders Association board of directors, the group announced.
Our photographers were everywhere during Preakness weekend, and we have the evidence to prove it.
In today’s RaceBrief, we recap a bevy of regional stakes, and more.
Trainer Dylan Smith, who served as the late Dickie Small’s assistant and took over his operation after his death, notched her first career win yesterday at Pimlico.
In 1977 Seattle Slew stumbled out of the Kentucky Derby gate and had no place to go — until Bill Shoemaker made room for a fellow rider in trouble.
Carol Cedeno has a husband and two kids — and a job as jockey trying to build business at a new track, Delaware Park. Her win on Saturday should help.
Social Inclusion, third in last Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, galloped a mile at Pimlico Race Course Saturday morning and heads to Belmont Park on Sunday.
Delaware Park’s 54 year-old record for one mile on the main track fell on Saturday when Stormin Monarcho zipped the distance in 1:34.85.
Four mid-Atlantic cities, headed by Baltimore, were among the 20 cities in which last Saturday’s Preakness had the highest television ratings.
The rich get richer as trainer Todd Pletcher won Pimlico’s $50,000 bonus for stakes performances last weekend. Local trainers finished second and third.
This week’s On Tap features the region’s best racing, including four stakes and our Pimlico race o’ the day.
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