New brand identities for the new Pimlico, along with Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan were unveiled today by the Maryland Jockey Club.
Karen Keener — Laurel Park’s “pizza lady” — and Fasig-Tipton’s Robert Coe have been named winners of the 2026 Joe Kelly Unsung Hero Award.
Fasig-Tipton has added 26 new entries to its fall yearling sale to be held Oct. 27 in Timonium, increasing the catalog to 265.
The Jockey Club today released its report of mares bred and projected a 2027 foal crop of 16,500, about 3% smaller than in 2026.
With Hurricane Isaias on the way to the Mid-Atlantic, Laurel Park has decided to reschedule its Oct. 11 card to Oct. 15.
In the latest Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred/The Racing Biz Top Midlantic-bred Poll, Splendora leads the first combined poll of the season.
The 14th annual Joe Kelly Unsung Hero Award will be presented as part of the Maryland Million festivities.
Sally Goswell, who served as general manager of the Fair Hill Training Center for 30 years, has passed away at age 72.
The Fasig-Tipton Eastern fall yearling sale will offer a $500,000 bonus connecting this year’s sale to the 2028 Preakness Stakes.
With races taken off the turf today at Laurel Park, Benny Havens’ first dirt start in over six years proved no problem at all.