A. P. Indian, who won four graded races in 2016, is expected to make his first start of ’17 for trainer Arnaud Delacour in Keeneland’s G3 Commonwealth Stakes.
The Stronach Group has announced an increase in the purse of the Pegasus World Cup, to $16 million for 2018.
The Maryland Jockey Club will offer $100,000 in bonuses for trainers running horses in Preakness weekend stakes at Pimlico.
Through the first quarter of 2017, Midlantic claiming is up over 25 percent versus last year, according to our Claimbox report.
Arrogate, the richest racehorse ever, and McCraken top the latest NTRA top thoroughbred polls.
Defending champ Stanford, 2014 winner Imperative, and six Grade 1 winners are among 72 horses nominated to the G2 Charles Town Classic.
Jockeys Victor Carrasco and Guillermo Rodriguez were injured in a Laurel Park spill Sunday.
New Jersey-bred Irish War Cry had his final breeze today in preparation for next week’s Grade 2 Wood Memorial.
Midlantic racetracks say 2016 was a banner year for safety – but only a few release their data to the public.
More than 100 regulators, horsemen, and racetrack operators gathered in Delaware earlier this week. Here’s what we learned…
In today’s Triple Crown update: El Areeb is off the trail, Irish War Cry is looking at New York, and Recruiting Ready may be Tesio-bound.
Moonlit Song, Cuttin Edge Tech, and Lies and Scandals, who faced each other February 15, all won Charles Town allowances last night.
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