John Forbes, a former trainer and a mainstay of racing and the Thoroughbred industry in New Jersey, passed away on Sunday.
The Stronach Group/1ST Racing announced today it would continue to subsidize insurance and long-term disability for jockeys at their tracks.
Authentic’s win in the Kentucky Derby earned the fans’ vote as the National Thoroughbred Racing Association’s “Moment of the Year.”
Prime Factor, a $900,000 yearling with just one win to his credit, is one of two recent maiden victors for trainer Todd Pletcher in the Holy Bull Stakes.
The 50th annual Eclipse Awards take place Thursday, January 28. Here’s how to watch them.
Friday’s Stronach 5, with races at Laurel Park, Gulfstream, Santa Anita, and Golden Gate Fields, will kick off with a carryover of nearly $100,000.
Knicks Go today was named the Top Midlantic-bred of 2020 in polling conducted by Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred and The Racing Biz.
Maryland-bred Knicks Go has been tabbed the 5-2 morning line favorite for Saturday’s Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup Invitational.
Delaware Park will conduct 77 days of live racing in 2021, the track announced today, from late May to mid-October.
Alexander Crispin has been named a finalist for the Eclipse Award for top apprentice jockey, continuing a strong tradition of Maryland-based bug riders.