Five Charles Town stakes for state-bred 2-year-olds have given us five different winners. Will Saturday’s West Virginia Futurity provide some clarity?
Maryland’s racing leadership long ago chose Shamrock Farm to be its new training center. So why is Sagamore Farm making its pitch?
Jockey Madeline Rowland, who nearly quit riding in 2024, earned the 100th win of her career Saturday at Laurel Park.
Laurel Park will race 120 days in 2026 under a schedule okayed by the Racing Commission, with Timonium and Fair Hill slates also approved.
Charles Town’s pick 6 has a mandatory payout this evening, and we take a look at the sequence, which starts in the third race.
Wearing blinkers for the first time, Complexity Jane had a perfect trip en route to a win in Laurel Park’s Thirty Eight Go Go Stakes Sunday.
Trainers Gary Capuano and Brittany Russell went one-two twice at Laurel Park as juveniles Doc’s Miracle and Balboa won their first stakes.
Jockey Martin Chuan enjoyed a productive Sunday at Laurel Park, taking both the day’s allowance contests, including a 60-1 upset.
Popular two-time stakes winner Ain’t Da Beer Cold, a Maryland homebred, has been retired, plus some other equine comings and goings.
Two-year-old Max Capacity, a winner at first asking, recaptured his form in a Sunday allowance win at Laurel. for trainer Ricky Sillaman and partners.
