Owner-trainer Rodolfo Sanchez-Salomon said he’s “not sure” if his claimer-turned-stakes winner Shake Em Loose will run in the Preakness.
A total of 31 horses will be sold through Fasig-Tipton Digital as the estate of the late Glen Todd disperses his racing and breeding stock.
The lightly raced Early Voting is most likely headed to the Preakness rather than the Kentucky Derby, his trainer said.
Secret Oath, the D. Wayne Lukas-trained filly who finished third in the Arkansas Derby, could run in the Preakness, her trainer said.
Hillside Equestrian Meadows’ Laki, a winner of six career stakes topped by the 2020 Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash (G3) who became a fan favorite throughout the Mid-Atlantic over six seasons of racing, has been retired. Bred in Maryland by Tom Michaels and Lorna Baker, the 9-year-old gelded son of Cuba out of the […]
The New Jersey Racing Commission today agreed to scrap its no-crop rule and instead align with national guidelines for the upcoming Monmouth Park meet.
Off to the Races returns to the airwaves April 23 with an action-packed show featuring trainer Madison Meyers, Derby Bill Watson and more.
In Laurel Park’s Native Dancer, Ain’t Da Beer Cold could give give trainer Kenny Cox a win in the same race Cox scored his first stakes win 31 years ago.
Multiple graded stakes winner Field Pass, a Maryland-bred near-millionaire, looms a strong favorite in Saturday’s Henry S. Clark Stakes at Laurel Park.
Grateful Bred, dominant winner of last fall’s Maryland Million Turf Sprint, will make his first start since in Saturday’s King T. Leatherbury Stakes.