The grants awarded by Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) total more than $535,000 in awards for Thoroughbred industry nonprofits.
Richard Handlen, the trainer who won the first-ever Delaware Handicap with Rosenna in 1937, was inducted in the Delaware Park Wall of Fame Tuesday.
Shug McGaughey trainee Inspector Lynley seeks his first stakes win in Saturday’s grassy Grade 3 Kent Stakes at Delaware Park against seven rivals.
Larry Jones trainee I’m a Chatterbox will face five rivals in the 79th running of the Delaware Handicap on Saturday.
The Stronach Group, which owns the Maryland Jockey Club, got approval from the Maryland Racing Commission for its acquisition of the Rosecroft Raceway harness track.
Kentucky Derby hero Nyquist will make his next start in Monmouth Park’s Grade 1 Haskell Invitational later this month.
Talented but oft-injured jockey Sheldon Russell is exercising horses and nearing a return to the races — just as soon as he gets medical permission.
Lightly raced Dark Nile may be a star in the making, and today she dusted the field in the G3 Delaware Oaks.
Real Smart scored in today’s Grade 3 Robert Dick Memorial Stakes, giving trainer Graham Motion seven Dick wins in 20 renewals of the race.
WinStar Farm’s rapidly developing Dark Nile will get her next test in the $300,000 Grade III Delaware Oaks Saturday against some talented rivals.