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.
Tartabull, the first foal out of popular Maryland-based runner Anna’s Bandit, conjured up memories of mom in a Saturday maiden score.
Jockey Sheldon Russell’s frustrating weekend got a lot better when Eff Thirty Five went from last to first to win the Sunday co-feature at Laurel Park.
California Tiger prevailed in Thursday’s allowance feature at Delaware Park, his first win for leading trainer Jamie Ness.
Barbadian Runner keeps doing things no one thought he could, and even his connections are surprised by racing’s improbable Maryland Million star.
For the third time in four years, a Kristy Petty homebred won the WVBC Cavada as Petty Perfect swept to a decisive victory.
Barbadian Runner turned aside a bid from 1-9 favorite Post Time and went on to win Saturday’s Maryland Million Classic in a shocker.
Trainer Gary Capuano’s two-step plan came to fruition perfectly Saturday when Onyx Ten rallied to win the Maryland Million Distaff.