Trainer Mike Trombetta’s Kentucky Derby hopeful Win Win Win arrived at Churchill Downs early Thursday morning for final preparations.
The new cushioned riding crops are designed to be kinder to horses.
The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association and Horse Breeders Association today came out in opposition to a proposed partial Lasix ban.
Returning to riding after a horrific injury has been, jockey Jenn Miller says, “like coming back home.”
Rosie’s – the new gambling emporium at Colonial Downs – had its grand opening Tuesday morning.
Jockey Carol Cedeno has won four of the last five riding championships at Delaware Park and hopes to add a fifth this season.
Handle on the Charles Town Classic card topped $5.7 million, far surpassing the previous high and propelling a record month for the track.
The Mike Trombetta-trained Win Win Win will make his next start in the Kentucky Derby May 4 after one work over the Churchill surface.
Trainer Scott Lake scored his 6,000th career win when I’m the Talent romped at Parx Racing Monday.
For the first time, a West Virginia-bred won the G2 Charles Town Classic as Runnin’toluvya scored the upset Saturday at Charles Town.
Couldn’t have been any easier today for Alwaysmining, who won the Tesio Stakes to punch a ticket to the Preakness.
In three open stakes on the Charles Town Classic undercard, homecomings were the recurring theme.
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