Graded stakes winner Tequilita and defending champ Power of Snunner are among the top names in a crowded field for the $100,000 Obeah Stakes Saturday at Delaware.
Silent Citizen outfought his rivals to win the $50,000 Stanton Stakes at Delaware Park Wednesday, earning a free nomination to the G3 Kent Stakes next month.
The Maryland Stadium Authority’s meeting on the future of Pimlico brought out a big group of ardent Old Hilltop fans, but the track is going to need more than enthusiasm.
Our weekly Delaware Park Racing Notebook includes a clocker’s report, horses to watch, track bias tendencies, and who’s hot among jocks and trainers.
In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…
Horses bred in Maryland and Pennsylvania took six races at Belmont Park last weekend, including four stakes, two graded.
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) elections saw three newcomers added to the board and two incumbents holding their seats.
With a Supreme Court ruling and new law in place, New Jersey’s Monmouth Park will accept its first sports wagers on Thursday, the track announced.
Triple Crown winner Justify stands astride the racing world, now rated the top in the two NTRA Top Thoroughbred Polls.
Way back when, before Justify was a Triple Crown winner, before the controversy about the Belmont, he was a Preakness contender. Here’s a look back at his time in Baltimore.
In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…
Two-year-old Congrats Gal impressed in winning at first asking today at Laurel Park, capping a productive weekend for trainer Cal Lynch and his operation.
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