Trainer Al Stall’s trademark is the patience with which he handled Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Blame, and which has served him well with Paid Up Subscriber.
Suffused, the 5-2 second choice in the Grade 3 Dick Memorial at Delaware Park, was scratched because state vets failed to administer Lasix in a timely manner.
Speedy, nervous — and undefeated — all describe Eighth Wonder, who’ll try to use the first to maintain the third in today’s G3 Delaware Oaks.
Twelve years after suffering a horrific, career-ending injury, jockey Rick Wilson still misses riding, and the “chance to compete on a daily basis.”
Four-year-old Legal Punch is giving modest owners Don and Lucy Churchill something to crow about — and paying the bills, too.
Jockey Brian Pedroza switched agents and moved his tack to Delaware Park early this year — and he’s now the colony’s leading rider.
Apprentice jock Ashley Castenze has had a whirlwind start to her career: 11 wins in 28 starts and her first suspension. All part of becoming a solid pro.
Trainer Tom Clark was born into equine pursuits, and even after a decade away, the call of the sport was too strong to ignore.
Players handicapping Delaware Park’s card, take note: the first three days of the meet have shown a pronounced bias.
Apprentice Kevin Gomez works hard and wants to get better. That’s a combination serving him well right now.
