John Mazza, who trains Monmouth Oaks winner Horologist, is 82. Owner, Cameron Beatty is 27. It’s a racing odd couple that’s a “perfect marriage.”
The decision to shorten the Haskell Invitational card at Monmouth Park, and to delay it by over four hours, infuriated some while others took it in stride.
Gregg and Rick Sacco, New Jersey-born and -bred, find themselves in a strange place — on opposing sides in Saturday’s Grade 1 Haskell.
Though tracks around the Mid-Atlantic have canceled their Saturday race cards, the Haskell show will go on, Dennis Drazin said.
It’s been a long and winding road to the Haskell for Bethlehem Road and trainer Dee Curry.
Hunter O’Riley made his first win in nearly two years a memorable one, taking the G1 United Nations Saturday.
The ever-resilient jockey Jose Ferrer, 54, hopes to defend his Monmouth riding title just two years after suffering a nearly career-ending injury.
Monmouth Park kicks off its 2019 season today – with, for the first time in a while, a sens of optimism.
Monmouth-based trainer Gregg Sacco has mostly been under the radar, but Mind Control, his Hopeful winner and BC Juvenile contender, could change all that.
New Jersey-bred Golden Brown is one of two Monmouth-based horses hoping for big things in Sunday’s Haskell Invitational.