Trainer Marty Wolfson has twice trained the second-place finisher in the Delaware Handicap. Saturday, with Gamay Noir, he’s hoping it’s his turn.
Fasig-Tipton’s Blue Horse Charities has announced awarding $117,900 in grants to nonprofits that rehabilitate, retrain and rehome off-track Thoroughbreds.
Delaware Park and the Delaware Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association will extend their contract, which means 81 days of live racing annually through 2016.
Princess of Sylmar has been installed as the even-money favorite for Saturday’s Grade 1 Delaware Handicap.
Gallorette, the Maryland-bred filly who regularly defeated the best boys in her Hall of Fame career, will have a hoofprint on Saratoga’s Walk of Fame.
For the sixth time, Charles Town Races and the Susan G. Komen Foundation will partner to “Race for the Ribbon” fighting breast cancer on Charles Town Oaks night.
Terry West won 27 races as a jockey. On Sunday she’ll return to Pimlico to defend her open jumper title in the Totally Thoroughbred Horse Show.
The Breeders’ Cup and Equibase have announced the launch of a new service, providing subscribers free daily email updates on Breeders’ Cup horses and races.
Jockey Javier Castellano would love to win Saturday’s Delaware Handicap. But even if he does, he has bigger reasons to keep July 12 in mind.
Princess of Sylmar was born just 30 miles from Delaware Park. Saturday she’ll return home hoping to put on a show in the Grade 1 Delaware Handicap.
Stake winners and top Midlantic-breds, in our weekend RaceBrief.
Fortune Pearl earned her first stakes victory with an impressive score in Saturday’s Grade 2 Delaware Oaks.
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