With Claiming Crown Preview run Sunday at Laurel Park for the first time, Indycott took the $70,000 feature to stamp a ticket to the big day at Gulfstream.
Bullets Fever edged clear of Aye a Song to take Saturday’s $50,000 Tri-State Futurity by a neck.
Several horses with connection to the mid-Atlantic region ran in Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup races. Here’s how they did.
St. Albans Boy is special to owner Anne Poulson — the last foal from a blue hen mare and named for her son — moreso now after winning the Laurel Turf Cup.
Several horses with connection to the mid-Atlantic region ran in Friday’s Breeders’ Cup races. Here’s how they did.
WVBC 2-year-old winners Bullets Fever — full brother to star Hidden Canyon — and Aye a Song will tangle in the $50,000 Tri-State Futurity Saturday night.
Laurel Park’s nine-race Sunday card is its Claiming Crown Preview day, with winners earning automatic entry to December’s Claiming Crown at Gulfstream.
All our Breeders’ Cup 2015 news, notes, and info in one handy place!
Four members of October’s Top Midlantic-bred Poll are in action this Breeders’ Cup weekend.
Calamity Kate and trainer Kelly Breen are used to being overlooked by bettors. But they’re hoping all eyes are on them after today’s Breeders’ Cup Distaff.
In our latest Off to the Races podcast, presented by the Virginia Equine Alliance, the latest news from Virginia, Maryland Million and more.
With tens of millions of dollars to be wagered on Breeders’ Cup, the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau will watch the wagering to protect the betting public.
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