Derby-Preakness hero American Pharoah, Frosted, and Materiality — the top three morning line selections for Saturday’s Belmont — stretched their legs.
White Clover’s score in yesterday’s Our Mims at Delaware Park punched her ticket to the Grade 3 Delaware Oaks.
Belmont Stakes post positions are drawn, and everyone, more or less, is happy, or at least, happyish.
Virginia may be for lovers, and I may love New York, but when it comes to the Belmont, there’s more connecting those tourism campaigns than you might think.
In today’s Belmont notes: Maryland Jockey Club parties, a final move for Keen Ice, and Tale of Verve is “out to win it,”
Indiana terminated Truesdail Laboratories after it missed three positives. That’s cause for concern for four Midlantic racing commissions which employ Truesdail.
Now a dual-Classic winner with a chance at history, American Pharoah remains at the head of the class in the latest NTRA Top Three-Year-Old Poll.
Four-year-old More Than a Party proved much the best in Sunday’s Open Mind Handicap for New Jersey-breds at Monmouth Park Sunday.
Penn National’s gate crew staged a strike Saturday, protesting what they called unfair labor practices. But, belatedly, the show went on without them.
Saucy Don took the lead in the shadow of the wire and posted a narrow win in the John J. Reilly Handicap for New Jersey-breds at Monmouth Park.
Force the Pass found a seam late and shot through it to secure a narrow victory in a thrilling edition of the Grade 3 Penn Mile.
We’ll be keeping you up to date on the day’s undercard stakes from Penn Mile night here.
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