Md. Racing Commission approves 120 days for Laurel Park
Laurel Park will race 120 days in 2026 under a schedule okayed by the Racing Commission, with Timonium and Fair Hill slates also approved.
Laurel Park will race 120 days in 2026 under a schedule okayed by the Racing Commission, with Timonium and Fair Hill slates also approved.
Charles Town’s pick 6 has a mandatory payout this evening, and we take a look at the sequence, which starts in the third race.
Wearing blinkers for the first time, Complexity Jane had a perfect trip en route to a win in Laurel Park’s Thirty Eight Go Go Stakes Sunday.
Trainers Gary Capuano and Brittany Russell went one-two twice at Laurel Park as juveniles Doc’s Miracle and Balboa won their first stakes.
Jockey Martin Chuan enjoyed a productive Sunday at Laurel Park, taking both the day’s allowance contests, including a 60-1 upset.
Popular two-time stakes winner Ain’t Da Beer Cold, a Maryland homebred, has been retired, plus some other equine comings and goings.
Two-year-old Max Capacity, a winner at first asking, recaptured his form in a Sunday allowance win at Laurel. for trainer Ricky Sillaman and partners.
Tartabull, the first foal out of popular Maryland-based runner Anna’s Bandit, conjured up memories of mom in a Saturday maiden score.
Jockey Sheldon Russell’s frustrating weekend got a lot better when Eff Thirty Five went from last to first to win the Sunday co-feature at Laurel Park.
California Tiger prevailed in Thursday’s allowance feature at Delaware Park, his first win for leading trainer Jamie Ness.