
A maiden no more, Lion of Mine gets his retirement
It took Lion of Mine 47 tries to break his maiden, which he did Thursday at Charles Town. Next up: a retirement to the farm.

It took Lion of Mine 47 tries to break his maiden, which he did Thursday at Charles Town. Next up: a retirement to the farm.

For decades the Stehr family has been a fixture at Charles Town and, says trainer Joe Stehr, gets along — “most of the time.”

In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…

Graded stakes winners Ben’s Cat and Rose Brier top a day of six stakes races at Laurel Park.

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…

In the latest NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll, Arrogate remains the unanimous top choice, while three-year-olds aren’t getting much respect from voters.

Our weekly Laurel Park Racing Notebook includes a horses to watch, headlines from the weekend, and hot jocks and trainers.

In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…

In his 11th try since reaching the brink of the milestone, jockey Horacio Karamanos earned his 2000th career victory Sunday at Laurel Park.

A rainbow “right over” her barn was a sign, Ellen Charles said. And Shimmering Aspen’s romp in today’s Alma North Stakes was the result.

Fate’s certainly played a hand in Mike Dini’s training career, having brought him his top owner and current best runner, Dynatail.
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