The Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame today announced its 2014 class, adding Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Concern and steeplechase great Tuscalee.
With the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame poised to announce its second class of inductees, we revisit interviews with connections from the first class.
Arnold Heft, who owned top Maryland-bred Eighttofasttocatch, has passed away at age 94.
With the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame poised to announce its second class of inductees, we revisit interviews with connections from the first class.
Scott Lake remained the mid-Atlantic’s busiest claiming trainer after the busiest week of claiming activity in three months, in our Claimbox report.
An acrimonious dispute between Colonial Downs and Virginia’s horsemen over the 2014 meet took another alarming turn today, as mediation went nowhere.
With the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame poised to announce its second class of inductees, we revisit interviews with connections from the first class.
Today in Racing History, 1994 Breeders’ Cup Classic champ Concern, a Maryland-bred, made his ’95 debut a winning one at the Fair Grounds.
Seven active members of racing’s Hall of Fame will participate in the Jockey Challenge on Black-Eyed Susan day.
Counting Crows, The Fray, and Annie Bosko will perform in the Pimlico infield on Black-Eyed Susan day, part of a big weekend of events around the Preakness.
Most people view claiming races as a necessary evil. George Rowand, on the other hand, used them to launch the careers of two graded stakes horses.
Our friends at Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred have released their March issue, and there’s plenty of good stuff to chew on.
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