
Today in Racing History: Barbara Jo Rubin
Today in Racing History, Barbara Jo Rubin made her Pimlico debut a successful one, earning the first win by a woman rider in Maryland.

Today in Racing History, Barbara Jo Rubin made her Pimlico debut a successful one, earning the first win by a woman rider in Maryland.

Scott Wells, president of Remington Park and Lone Star Park, was re-elected as President of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations (TRA).

Eric Johnston, the racing secretary at Sam Houston Race Park, has been named Director of Racing Operations for Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course.

The busiest claiming week of 2014 led to significant shuffling of the Midlantic Claiming 7, in our Claimbox report.

Through the first two months of the year, Thoroughbred racing’s economic indicators for 2014 lag behind those of 2013.

Journeyman rider Abel Castellano, who has won nearly 700 career races in Maryland, returned to Laurel Park’s jockey colony today after six months in New York.

Third Regiment’s roots are all mid-Atlantic. On Saturday, though, he’ll be in Texas, competing in the Battle of the X’s with other retired Thoroughbreds.

Dixieland Bride beat Dance to Bristol to break her maiden. It’s the 30 races Bride’s run since that have taught Keturah Obed-Letts the value of patience.

HRTV will cover the 2014 Charles Town Classic, Penn Mile, and other big events from Penn National Gaming tracks.

Today in Racing History, Port Conway Lane records one of his 52 career victories in a 242-race career.

In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet shares her longshots and exotic plays with The Racing Biz.

Apprentice Israel Rodriguez made a splash in his U.S. debut, winning on his first mount by eight lengths.
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