The John Servis-trained pair of Midnight Obsession and Leader of the Band, second and third in the Delaware Oaks, will try it again in the Monmouth Oaks.
Jockeys across America on Saturday will raise funds for the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF) and awareness of National Disability Independence Day.
Grade 3 winner Harpers First Ride is favored to defend his crown in Saturday’s $100,000 Deputed Testamony Stakes at Pimlico.
The hard-hitting Laki, who’s won at least one stake in five consecutive years, will be a major player in Saturday’s Challedon Stakes at Pimlico.
Hunting her first win outside of Laurel Park and sixth stakes win, Hello Beautiful looms the one to beat in Saturday’s Alma North Stakes at Pimlico.
Two jockeys injured Friday at Monmouth Park, are nearing returns, with Heriberto Figueroa scheduled to ride Friday and Tomas Mejia needing another week.
With a 10-win week, rider Jaime Rodriguez earned honors as the Jockeys’ Guild’s Jockey of the Week.
Jump jockey Sean McDermott, now what he calls an “accidental trainer,” got his first career training win July 23 at Pimlico.
Indian Lake made the lead and put ’em all to sleep en route to victory in the $100,000 Bald Eagle Derby at Pimlico Saturday.
Pennsylvania-bred Beren had a fast work Friday morning that has trainer Butch Reid thinking about the G2 Amsterdam for his next start.