A bill that would empower the Md. Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority to implement its Pimlico Plus plan received a lengthy hearing in Annapolis Tuesday.
Trainer Tim Keefe is enjoying a productive winter meet at Laurel Park, and one key reason is Too Many Kisses, who won today’s Conniver Stakes.
Take a Hint notched his first stakes win and gave John Hazard, who co-owns the horse with lifelong friend Larry Fowler, his first stakes win as an owner.
In a statement, the Stronach Group said the agreement on donating Pimlico to the state will help “usher ina new era” in Maryland racing.
In the space of nine days, trainer Michael Gorham sent out three full siblings to victory at Laurel Park, including one, Quint’s Brew, who bears watching.
Trainer Caitlin Keil didn’t have to wait too long for her first win, which came Saturday at Laurel Park with Fainor’s Filets. But it sure felt that way.
Troy Singh’s journey has taken him from Guyana to Laurel, MD, and from a racing-loving truck driver without much horse knowledge to a winning trainer.
Maryland racing people deserve to know what their future is going to look like. But the lack of transparency from the MTROA has left them frustrated.
Miss Harriett, a Narrow Leaf Farm homebred who sprung a 60-1 upset at first asking, won Saturday’s Wide Country Stakes at Laurel Park.
Post Time gave owner Ellen Charles her third General George win in 10 years and trainer Brittany Russell her second graded win of the day at Laurel Park.