Count trainer Rodney Jenkins and rider Victor Carrasco among those who figure to appreciate the “excuse to stay home” this summer at Laurel Park.
The Virginia Racing Commission endorsed a proposal to run nine stakes — including the G2 Virginia Derby — in Maryland this year. But hurdles remain.
With Laurel Park’s first significant July racing in over a decade about to start, Maryland trainers are excited and optimistic — some cautiously so.
Normandy Invasion, fourth in the 2013 Kentucky Derby, finished second today in a Delaware Park allowance in his first start in a year.
Juan Vazquez tossed from Delaware, Preakness a moving target, plus more of the day’s headlines…
Laurel Park’s summer meet kicks off Friday with a new Super Hi 5 wager and twilight racing each Friday.
It’s American Pharoah and then everybody else in the June 23 NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll.
A yearling bred by Katy Voss and Bob Manfuso was judged best in the Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) annual yearling show Sunday.
For Alfred Vanderbilt III — whose father, Sagamore Farm founder Alfred II, goes into racing’s Hall of Fame in August — this has been a year of honoring legacies.
The Grade 3 Eatontown, the Turning for Home, and the Mr. Prospector were all on the docket this weekend.
Happy My Way hasn’t scored in over a year, but his connections hope two good recent efforts presage a victory in today’s Mr. Prospector at Monmouth Park.
Trainer Randy Nunley, his wife Tracy, and mother-in-law Carole are carrying on his late father-in-law John’s business: winning races for Porter Racing.
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