King Leatherbury announced this week he’d bring 9-year-old Ben’s Cat back for 2016. Though some doubt the wisdom, our correspondent’s not one of them.
Ben’s Cat will skip the year-end Dave’s Friend Stakes, trainer King Leatherbury said today, and look towards a return to racing in the spring of 2016.
Gelo Hall, the legendary Maryland racetracker who attended the Seabiscuit-War Admiral match race and later worked in racing for over 60 years, has died.
In our latest Pedigree Insights, analyst Jared Gollnitz demonstrates how I’m a Chatterbox displays several productive approaches to breeding.
For the second straight year, a Midwest Thoroughbreds homebred has made a national splash. And both The Pizza Man and Work All Week are Delaware-certified.
How impressive has Behrnik’s Bank in her two dominant wins? Good enough that her sire’s stud fee has quadrupled as a result.
In our new weekly column, we feature a regional horse who caught our attention. This week: Cathryn Sophia, who romped in the Gin Talking at Laurel Park.
December’s Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred magazine is a big one, featuring the stallion directory, Maryland Million coverage, and much more. Here’s a peek.
King Leatherbury’s popular nine-year-old gelding Ben’s Cat may have one more 2015 start in him — and will return to racing in 2016.
Bird of Trey moved to the head of the class of Pennsylvania-bred juveniles Saturday with a dominant score in the $101,000 Pennsylvania Nursery Stakes.
Lady Sabelia defended her Willa on the Move Stakes title, and Vorticity took the Marylander on a busy Saturday at Laurel Park.
Two-year-old filly Cathryn Sophia stamped herself one to watch with a 16-length win in the Gin Talking Stakes at Laurel Park Saturday.
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