A few minutes with… New ARCI chair Mike Hopkins
A visit with Maryland Racing Commission executive director Mike Hopkins, the incoming chairman of the Association of Racing Commissioners International.
A visit with Maryland Racing Commission executive director Mike Hopkins, the incoming chairman of the Association of Racing Commissioners International.
Wagering company Xpressbet will once again offer one fan the chance to make a $25,000 win wager on the next month’s Preakness Stakes.
The latest NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll shows Justify grabbing the top spot among three-year-olds, with West Coast retaining the older horse lead.
Pennsylvania-bred Army Mule, a son of Maryland sire Friesan Fire, romped to a six-length win in yesterday’s G1 Carter at Aqueduct.
The April 21 Federico Tesio and Weber City Miss Stakes – awarding automatic entry to the Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan – drew 73 total nominations.
Participants in this week’s ARCI conference called for wagering innovation, including fixed-odds betting, as a way to promote growth.
On Saturday’s “Off to the Races” radio show: ARCI president Ed Martin, CT track announcer Paul Espinosa, Derby Bill and more.
What’s the best way to achieve uniformity and fairness in racing drug rules? Panelists offered differing opinions at the ARCI conference.
Laurel Park-based Old Time Revival is 6-1 on the morning line for Saturday’s Wood Memorial at Aqueduct with a berth in the Kentucky Derby on the line.
The Maryland Thoroughbred Seminar Series – cospsonsored by The Racing Biz and Maryland Horse Breeders Association – kicks off April 21 and all are welcome!