In his first start in a new barn, Our Day Will Come won for the fourth time in five starts in Friday’s featured allowance at Laurel Park.
At Sunday’s annual Renaissance Awards at Laurel Park, Mindframe was named champion Maryland-bred, one of many awards given out.
Saturday’s Private Terms Stakes looks like the Gary Capuano invitational, as the trainer has half of the six entered, including the chalk.
Peach Tie will look to make it six consecutive wins on dirt, and three straight in stakes, in Saturday’s Beyond the Wire at Laurel Park.
HISA personnel will visit Laurel Park on April 22 and host a Q and A session with horsemen, the Maryland horsemen’s group announced.
The 12th Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit will be hosted by Keeneland on June 29, Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation announced.
Book’em Danno, who won four of five starts in 2025, including a Grade 1, has been named champion NJ-bred for the third straight time.
Grade 1 winner and odds-on favorite Bottle of Rouge lived up to the hype, posting a dominant win in Saturday’s Virginia Oaks.
Lonesome Road, impressive in two wins since switched to dirt, gets his sternest test in Friday’s Colonial Downs feature.
Second wagering choice Digital Ops loved the snow en route to an easy win in Colonial Downs’s opening day feature, the Golden Horseshoe.