The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance announced today it had made more than $4 million in grants to 83 accredited organizations.
The Maryland Horse Library and Education Center on November 25 will present a showing of “Maryland’s Horse,” a 1960s-era film about racing.
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) is seeking applicants to join its horsemen’s advisory group.
Speedyness, winner of Laurel Park’s Miracle Wood Stakes earlier this year, returns from a six-month break Friday at that same track.
Nominations have been released for three stakes to take place at Laurel Park November 23, all for older runners.
Foxy Junior, winner of last month’s Maryland Million Distaff, continued her winning ways in Saturday’s Thirty Eight Go Go at Laurel Park.
Maryland-bred Post Time, a late-running second in the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile, could target the Dec. 7 Cigar Mile for a next start.
The most recent OwnerView webinar took place November 5 and examined state-bred incentive programs around the country.
Maryland Million Distaff winner Foxy Junior will seek her sixth win in seven starts in Saturday’s Thirty Eight Go Go Stakes at Laurel Park.
Caprice, who saw her three-race win streak snapped last out, will try to start a new one in Saturday’s Smart Halo at Laurel Park.