What happened at Timonium this past weekend? Here’s the recap of the opening racing weekend at the Maryland State Fair.
Recent claim For the Ladies scored a stunning upset in a thrilling renewal of the Shine Again Stakes at Timonium Saturday afternoon.
The rapidly improving Niche fended off a lengthy spirited challenge from local hopeful At a Premium to score an upset in the Grade 2 Charles Town Oaks.
Friday marks the 18th edition of the Grade 2 Charles Town Classic. Here’s the big race by the numbers.
Jockey Jaime Rodriguez, who won five consecutive meets at both Delaware Park and Laurel Park, returns to the Mid-Atlantic starting Thursday.
One Maryland Jockey Club official previews what he says will be a bevy of changes and announcements in the months to come.
Tatters also moves to 2-for-2 Emanuel Rosario thrust a fist in the air as he and Whitten Way crossed the finish line in Saturday’s $75,000 Blue Hen Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Delaware Park. Then he started shaking hands, pretty much every hand that he could find, in fact. Whitten Way’s furious late rally not […]
The longer you look at it, the Churchill-NYRA announcement looks less like a masterstroke and more like a corporate fit of pique.
Churchill Downs and NYRA announced today a 3-year-old race series that excludes several important Mid-Atlantic races, including the Preakness.
Donald Barr, an outspoken but friendly New Englander who fashioned a lengthy training career in Maryland, has died. He was 85.