Ben’s Cat, Warrior help locals cash on Black-Eyed Susan day
Local trainees Ben’s Cat and Warrioroftheroses made local connections very happy indeed on Black-Eyed Susan day at Pimlico.
Local trainees Ben’s Cat and Warrioroftheroses made local connections very happy indeed on Black-Eyed Susan day at Pimlico.
Claiming activity jumped in March versus the prior month, but the quarter trailed 2015 by a significant margin, in our Claimbox report.
Young jockey Fray Martinez passed away last night after a brief fight with leukemia. He was 21.
We spent a few minutes chatting with ARCI president Ed Martin, who is spearheading an effort to build industry consensus around medication issues.
Five Baltimore county legislators have introduced legislation that would prohibit an OTB at the Timonium fairgrounds.
Laurel Park’s Friday town hall meeting brought together a wide swath of the racing industry – from $2 bettors to breeders. Here’s what we learned.
Indiana’s revelation that one of racing’s most widely used testing labs missed seven positives, including a Class 1, demands action by the states.
QuickTake: The lawsuit against Ahmed Zayat may be frivolous – but it fits perfectly into the strange and checkered recent history of Triple Crown hopefuls.
The association of New Jersey breeders aims to change the state’s incentive program to preserve the fund and allow for payments to out-of-state runners.
The news that Shared Belief would headline the Charles Town Classic underlined a positive new trend: high-end horses showing up in unexpected places.