Off to the Races returns to the airwaves October 15 with a show featuring the James River Horse Foundation, Delaware Park news, and more.
A majority interest in Mo Money Mo Honey, undefeated after three flashy victories for trainer Benny Feliciano, has been sold to Mike Repole.
True Valour, a multiple graded stakes winner on the turf, has been retired and will stand stud at Maryland’s Northview Stallion Station.
The seemingly ageless Cordmaker earned the first graded stake win of his career when he surged to victory in Saturday’s G3 General George at Laurel park.
The national foal crop dropped 2.2% from 2021 to 2022, the Jockey Club estimated today, falling below 19,000, continuing a long decline.
Saturday’s $100,000 Rocky Run Stakes at Delaware Park might be the right spot for Midnight Trouble, who gets to stretch back out to two turns.
Recent maiden winner Fabulous Candy is among 10 two-year-old fillies set to go a mile in Friday’s White Clay Creek Stakes at Delaware Park.
The Maryland Jockey Club will host its biannual Champions Handicapping Tournament October 15 at Laurel Park.
This year’s Joe Kelly Unsung Hero Award, to be presented at Maryland Million, will go to Fran Burns for her volunteer involvement on several fronts.
Off to the Races returns to the airwaves October 8 with a show featuring WV Breeders’ Classics cofounder Carol Holden and Jim Gluckson of the Breeders’ Cup.