The Maryland Racing Commission voted to disqualify Don’t Call Me Mary, trained by Todd Pletcher, from a November 2021 race at Laurel for an Amicar positive.
Flightline’s retirement one day after the biggest victory of his brief career, smacks you right in the face with the business end of racing.
Five-year-old Navy Sword held off Seneca Rocks to win Charles Town’s My Sister Pearl Stakes for the first stakes triumph of her career.
Your eyes aren’t fooling you: Flightline is that good, and he dominated Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Classic by eight lengths.
Caravel, a Pennsylvania-bred mare, shocked the boys in winning the Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint Saturday at 42-1 odds.
It’s closing weekend at Delaware Park, and the Friday and Saturday cards are topped by a pair of allowance races for juveniles.
In its first two decades, the Breeders’ Cup took the best of racing to people all over the country. It ought to return to traveling.
Jockey Yomar Ortiz was in a frightening spill Sunday at Laurel Park but was fortunate to avoid serious injury, agent J. D. Brown said Monday.
Mauritius was second to Grade 1 star Taiba on his debut in March. A trainer switch and a cross-country journey later, he broke his maiden Sunday at Laurel.
In a frantic finish that summed up the season, two-year-old filly Marz Express held off the closers to win the Eleanor Casey Memorial at Charles Town.
