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.
Three-year-old Finding Perfection broke her maiden Saturday at Laurel Park in a hard-fought battle and looks to have a promising future.