
More Than a Party romps to Open Mind triumph
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.

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.

Grateful Nation will tackle tonight’s Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup. Our documentarian wondered: who is Grateful Nation?

Lion Hearted, the son of Storm Cat who has stood stud in Maryland since 2001, has died, Northview Stallion Station announced.

Getting babies ready to run is something of a trainer sub-specialty. Good exercise riders and patience – plenty of patience – are critical.


Talented five-year-old Rainbow Heir is the morning line favorite for Saturday’s John J. Reilly Handicap at Monmouth Park in his first start of 2015.

A coalition of groups, including the Jockey Club, Breeders’ Cup Limited, and the Water Hay Oats Alliance, will support a federal equine drug testing bill.

Bodhisattva, eighth in the Preakness, will likely head to the Ohio Derby, while Talk Show Man, 11th in the Dixie, may look for a confidence builder next out.
Join our mailing list to get our latest news delivered to your inbox each week! And, by the way, we never sell our lists or share your info with outside parties. If you submit this form, you'll receive a confirmation email, and you must click the link in that email to be subscribed. Thanks!
Thanks for signing up!