Data from the Equine Injury Database shows a slight rise in the equine fatal injury rate, which remains well below what it was when the project began.
Journeyman jock Horacio Karamanos got his first win since returning from injury, while trainer Claudio Gonzalez won four times.
Something Awesome, winner of the Grade 3 General George last out, will stretch out to 1 1/8 miles in Saturday’s Harrison Johnson Memorial at Laurel.
Struth and Lewisfield, who ran one-two in the Bender Memorial Stakes, meet up again in Saturday’s Not for Love at Laurel Park.
Three-year-old Limited View, who has thrived at sprint distances, will try one mile in Saturday’s Beyond the Wire at Laurel and is 5-2 on the morning line.
Riding a two-stake win streak, Still Having Fun will try two turns in Saturday’s Private Terms at Laurel, a next step towards a possible Preakness start.
The 33rd edition of the Maryland Million will take place October 20 at Laurel Park, Maryland Million announced today.
Bolt d’Oro’s 2018 debut in the San Felipe was an eventful one, and his win by DQ allowed him to retain the top spot in the NTRA Top 3yo Thoroughbred Poll.
Laurel Park-based Old Time Revival shipped to Aqueduct yesterday for the G3 Gotham and nearly stole it before settling for second in the prep for the Wood Memorial.
Speedy multiple stakes winner Limited View’s trainer John Salzman, Jr. said he will choose between the two March 17 stakes at Laurel Park for her next start.