Trainer Anthony Pecoraro has used his keen eye and horse sense — rather than access to fancy bloodlines — to thrive in racing for 30 years.
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet digs into a first-level allowance and shares a Pick 3 ticket.
On tap: no stakes but plenty of racing action in the mid-Atlantic.
Damon and Christine Dilodovico’s “once in a lifetime horse,” Immortal Eyes, spent four months in another barn. Now he’s back — and everyone’s smiling.
In the latest Top Midlantic-bred Poll, two graded winners made big moves, but Real Solution remained at the head of the class.
In the second of his Handicapping Zen series, Bobby Zen tackles pace and speed — two ‘capping tools that have evolved dramatically over the years.
An alliance between racino operators and dog racing opponents threatens the existence of that sport. Richard Hackerman wonders if horse racing will be next.
Claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic rose for the third straight week, plus the region’s most active trainers, in our Claimbox report.
The reality of new programs to bolster Maryland-breds — and the perception of those programs — had a big impact at Monday’s yearling sale.
Preakness 2015 tickets are now on sale, the Maryland Jockey Club announced.
With a barn of claimers, Kieron Magee is having his best year yet, with two meet training titles. All it takes is a little — well, a lot of — flexibility.
Two barns with a combined total of three wins in 2014 came up big in Laurel stakes Saturday, which left trainers Lilli Kurtinecz and Bruce Alexander beaming.
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