Where’s Ray, the last winner for late trainer Tim Salzman, made a triumphant return to action Sunday in the barn of his brother John.
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) annual yearling show will take place June 28 in Timonium, the group announced.
The Pre-Preakness party, hosted by America’s Best Racing, will benefit Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance and The Jockey Club Safety Net Foundation.
Shenandoah Downs, the Woodstock, VA harness track, will kick off its 11th season of parimutuel racing April 11.
The handicapping contest will be both online and in-person and features Laurel Park’s April 18 Preakness Preview day card.
Equibase charts will now include race times both from the timing pole and from the gate, a new addition.
The Maryland Jockey Club will host a day of flat racing and a second of steeplechase racing Memorial Day weekend at Fair Hill.
In her first start off the claim, Kuaga scored an upset in Laurel Park’s feature on closing day of the winter meet.
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.