That’s a wrap: Maryland Million 2018
Wrapping up Maryland Million 2018 — the horses, trainers and jocks who starred, plus a photo gallery of the day.
Wrapping up Maryland Million 2018 — the horses, trainers and jocks who starred, plus a photo gallery of the day.
In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…
Eight-year-old Mike Harrison homebred Talk Show Man is set to make his fifth Maryland Million start Saturday in the Turf, which he won in 2014.
In Saturday’s Maryland Million Classic, two likely contenders are trained by Katy Voss — longtime regional fixture — and Jonathan Maldonado, hunting his first mainland U. S. stakes victory.
For young stallions, a successful Maryland Million day can turn breeders’ heads and have a big impact on the trajectory of their career.
Alfresco – by Tapit out of Hall of Famer Ashado – was bred to be a star and took the first step towards that today at Delaware, winning at first asking.
In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…
Three-year-old Late Night Pow Wow narrowly bested her elders in a thrilling renewal of the $125,000 WV Cavada Breeders Classic.
Spring Lass – the star of trainer Jay Armstrong’s two-horse operation – was a surprise winner in tonight’s WVBC Division of Tourism at Charles Town.
In which we point out a couple of horses we’ll be keeping an eye on at Delaware Park today…