
Locals take two Media Eclipse Awards
Local writers Joe Clancy and John Scheinman were honored with Media Eclipse Awards, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced.

Local writers Joe Clancy and John Scheinman were honored with Media Eclipse Awards, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced.

The Maryland Jockey Club’s wagering handle fell during 2014, mirroring troubling national trends.

Construction of new stalls at Laurel Park — part of the 10-year agreement to govern racing — has begun, with completion targeted for April.

In our latest QuickTake: in the space of four days, New York and mid-Atlantic tracks carded nine stakes for older horses. Wouldn’t cooperation work better?

In our year in review — the 10 most-read stories on The Racing Biz in 2014.

Saturday’s rainy, muddy weather wasn’t fit for man or beast — but it suited jockey Sheldon Russell, who won two stakes, just fine.

Elnaawi shipped in from his New York base and took home the money in today’s Native Dancer Stakes at Laurel Park.

Star Pearl scored her second stakes win in North America by drawing off to win the Nellie Morse Stakes at Laurel Park today.

The bettors ignored Never Stop Looking in the Fire Plug Stakes today at Laurel Park — right up until he scored a $51 upset.

Robin Graham trainee Lady Sabelia proved best in the muddy What A Summer Stakes today to punch her ticket for next month’s Grade 2 Barbara Fritchie.

In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet plays a Pick 4 and analyzes two of the day’s four stakes.

Trainer Mary Eppler won three today at Laurel Park, including a maiden race with impressive first starter Lovely Lady.
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