PImlico hosts four stakes Saturday afternoon, including the G3 BWI Turf Cup. Here are the questions we’ll be looking to answer.
With the Cape Henlopen Stakes moved from turf to dirt, it couldn’t have been easier for Next, who won by a pole and broke a track record.
Maryland-bred Field Pass, winner of last year’s G3 BWI Turf Cup, is entered to defend that title Saturday – but he has other options, too.
We turn our experts loose on the five biggest stakes on the Charles Town Classic card Friday night.
We asked our Derby Bill, Nick, and Frank for their expert selections for this afternoon’s four Colonial Downs stakes. Here’s what they came up with.
A potential equine herpesvirus case led briefly to a quarantine of Delaware Park Wednesday, but the track was given the all-clear later in the day.
With high temperatures in the area, Laurel Park has delayed its first post for its Friday, August 5 card to 1:50 p.m.
Trainer Norman Cash claimed Treasure Trove for $50,000 out of his most recent start. He could pay quick dividends in Saturday’s Deputed Testamony Stakes.
The Very One Stakes winner Can the Queen, defeated going two turns last out, will cut back to a turf sprint in Saturday’s Jameela at Laurel Park.
Eight-year-old Red Knight, in his first start in 11 months, made it look easy in taking down the 12-furlong Colonial Cup at Colonial Downs.