Jockey Jevian Toledo will win his second major Maryland meet title this season, as he holds a 13-win lead over his nearest rival.
Trainer Cal Lynch’s Laurel Park barn will send out three runners in Laurel Park’s two juvenile stakes this Saturday.
Laurel Park heads into its final weekend of 2016 with a pair of carryovers, both of which have mandatory payout provisions for December 31.
The New Year’s Eve card at Laurel Park includes five stakes, among them a pair for juveniles and one for Maryland-breds.
Longtime racing columnists Andy Beyer and Steve Crist will be honored for their lifetime contributions to the racing industry.
Mary Eppler – enjoying a career resurgence – is on the brink of becoming the first woman to be the leading trainer at a Maryland meet.
The Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Winter Mixed Sale, coming in January in Timonium, has 37 percent more entries than last year’s edition.
Juveniles Generous Jack and Blackjack Buster won maiden allowances today at Laurel Park, the former at first asking.
The ARCI will alter its recommended multiple medication violation points system and strengthen its out-of-competition testing rule.
The ARCI, representing state racing commissioners, will begin measuring compliance of states with its recommended uniform medication program and of stewards with recommended penalties.