Elevated Vision is the type of talented runner “who keeps you dreaming,” trainer Phil Schoenthal said after she won her second straight today at Laurel Park.
Which trainers are having the best season at Laurel Park? We wanted to look beyond simply wins; here’s one alternative.
In our February Claimbox report: claiming activity is off by 4.5 percent versus 2017, plus trainers have been the busiest?
In our weekly roundup, racing action around the region you might have missed…
Daily News — healthy now after throat troubles – was the first beneficiary of a change to the Maryland-bred allowance condition at Laurel Park.
The Virginia Senate Wednesday approved historical racing machines, sending the bill – which could reopen Colonial Downs – to the governor for his signature.
In West Virginia, pro-racing legislation that advocates call a matter of fairness cruised through the state Senate Wednesday afternoon and heads to the House.
A state bill would authorize the Maryland Racing Commission to join a proposed interstate anti-doping compact to harmonize state drug rules.
Jockey Jevian Toledo, out over a month with an injury, may be back riding races as early as this weekend after getting the all-clear from doctors.
For trainer Brittany Trimble, her first starter – maiden filly Oh My – also became her first winner Sunday at Laurel Park.