
RaceBrief: Racing news around the region
In today’s RaceBrief, a day of minor oddities at mid-Atlantic tracks.

In today’s RaceBrief, a day of minor oddities at mid-Atlantic tracks.

A bill to study adding gambling at The Meadowlands gains a friend in Asbury Park but still has quite a ways to go.

For the fourth straight week, John Locke is atop the list of trainers claiming the most horses in the mid-Atlantic region.

Sagamore Racing announced its second annual naming contest today.

On December 29, Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course will host the World Series of Handicapping.

For all the sparring at yesterday’s Maryland Racing Commission meeting, what was most interesting wasn’t who was fighting. It was who wasn’t fighting

New Maryland Racing Commission drug rules slated to take effect on January 1 came into sharper focus today — but there’s still work to do.

The Maryland Racing Commission today voted to subject its workers’ compensation policy for jockeys to a full and open procurement process handled by the state.

The Maryland Jockey Club and the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association have modified their live racing dates for the 2014 winter meeting at Laurel Park.

A new Breeders’ Cup study suggests juveniles don’t benefit from the use of Lasix. But, says the organization, a lot more study is required.

Weather won, in our HandleTrak report.

The Delaware Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association will hold its second annual stallion season auction starting January 5.
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