
November 1 racing highlights: Pricey Win With Pride breaks maiden
Yesterday and Today highlights the best of yesterday’s mid-Atlantic racing and looks ahead to today’s action.

Yesterday and Today highlights the best of yesterday’s mid-Atlantic racing and looks ahead to today’s action.

The well-attended Thoroughbred Makeover showcased the versatility of the Thoroughbred in adapting to second careers.

As we kick off Breeders’ Cup week, we also kick off our coverage of Cup contenders with connections to the mid-Atlantic…

California Chrome once again garnered all the first place votes in the latest weekly NTRA poll, which will reach its seasonal end following the Breeders’ Cup.

Red-hot John Jones, a winner of three straight, headlines Claiming Crown Preview day at Laurel Park November 6, featuring automatic berths to the Claiming Crown.

John Barleycorn broke his maiden, netted a payday, and earned blacktype all in one shot by taking the Tri-State Futurity at Charles Town Races.

Top of Mind validated his big effort in the G3 Commonwealth Turf Cup with a sharp win in Laurel Park’s featured allowance today.

Two-year-old Aiden’s Rag Doll broke her maiden this afternoon at Laurel Park, and her trainer has high hopes for the future.

Jockey Jevian Toledo won four times at Laurel Park on Friday, including the featured allowance with Name Changer.

No Brakes is the nation’s top 11-year-old runner — and the Wayne Potts trainee shows no signs of slowing down.

In the second installment of his series, venture capitalist TK Kuegler says that the key to marketing horse racing isn’t horses — it’s people.

Jockey Kevin Gomez left the apprentice ranks Sunday, and in his first day as a journeyman, won two races.
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