The Maryland Racing Commission today approved a racing schedule for 2014 — but it was the issue of jockey weight allowances that stole the show.
Midlantic handle fell this weekend, though it rose at Laurel Park and Charles Town.
The Virginia Racing Commission will consider proposals to administer the Breeders Fund, which the Virginia Thoroughbred Association has done since the Fund’s inception..
It took Lady Sabelia nearly to the end of her three year-old season to break her maiden. It took her just five more weeks to become a stake winner, and now it looks like the sky’s the limit.
Amherst Street ran to his fourth straight win in Saturday’s Tri-State Futurity — a win that once again demonstrated trainer Javier Contreras’ ability to spot a good horse.
In our weekly LookBack, we circle back on some recent top stories to see what happened next, plus some other news and notes.
On a big day at Laurel Park, three of the four stake winners paid at least $16 to win.
Handicap for the Heroes is over, and a great effort from our charity ‘cappers! Thanks to all for participating, and congrats to Dan Tordjman for
We are moving through the Handicap for the Heroes contest — seven races down at Laurel and five at Gulfstream — and it’s a battle
We are about midway through the Handicap for the Heroes contest — five races down at Laurel and three at Gulfstream — and it’s a
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet shares her longshots and exotic plays with The Racing Biz.
In this week’s On Tap, we look in on four intriguing stakes at Laurel Park, plus a pair of added-money events at Charles Town — and a handicapping tourney you won’t want to miss!
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