As Parx Racing returns from a few weeks off, the track will return with two big stakes days. Monday’s puts Pennsylvania-breds front and center.
A strong performance by Fille d’Esprit and a track-record setter who did not win were among the main story lines today with four stakes at Colonial Downs.
With her racing career nearing its end, Kaylasaurus will seek her third stakes win, and a MATCH Series title, in Colonial Downs’s Seeking the Pearl.
Jockey Will Humphrey, injured in a scary spill less than three weeks ago, returned with a flourish today at Laurel Park, winning twice.
As he completes his final week on the job, Charles Town racing head Erich Zimny discusses everything from worst day on the job to best accomplishment.
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At Colonial Downs, juveniles Titoschangedmyluck led a long shot parade in the Keswick Stakes, while Simply Super took the Hickory Tree.
Colonial Downs will host a pair of two-year-old stakes for Virginia horses, and Maryland-based trainer John Robb will saddle four, two in each.
Off 10 months with a condylar injury, Vance Scholars shrugged it and the competition off to win Laurel Park’s $100,000 Bald Eagle Derby Saturday.
Music Amore fended off her rivals and drew away late to win Saturday’s Searching Stakes at Laurel Park to give rider Jeiron Barbosa his first stakes win.
