Miss Temple City, one of the top distaff turfers of 2016, could manage no better than third in today’s G3 Matchmaker at Monmouth Park.
With all 15 board seats of the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (MTHA) up for election this year, there is widespread agreement on many — but not all — issues.
Three-year-old Goiaba — Portuguese for guava — romped to a six-length win in her career debut at Laurel Park today.
Three-year-old No Dozing donned blinkers for the first time, found himself on the lead, and went on to win the Concern Stakes at Laurel Park.
With all 15 board seats of the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (MTHA) up for election this year, the incumbent and insurgent slates see things very differently. Part 1 of 2.
Ben’s Cat, the seemingly ageless fan favorite who helped propel trainer King Leatherbury into the Hall of Fame, has died from complications from colic surgery.
“It’s bittersweet, but I’m excited to see where the road leads me,” says Gabby Gaudet, whose final day at the MJC was July 16.
Frostmourne was the star of Saturday’s DelCap undercard, delivering a smashing win in the G3 Kent Stakes at Delaware Park.
Songbird’s expected Delaware Handicap coronation turned into a dogfight, but in the end, she gave owner Rick Porter his first DelCap win.
The Delaware Handicap figures to be the Songbird show. But … meet the five horses with designs on spoiling the party.
