The Retired Racehorse Project’s $100,000 Thoroughbred Makeover, which promotes off-track Thoroughbreds for equestrian sports, is accepting applications.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association today released the names of Media Eclipse Award winners for 2015.
Alice Kulina, mother of current Monmouth Park president Bob Kulina and wife of late longtime trainer Joe Kulina, passed away Monday at age 89.
Thoroughbred Charities of American began its stallion season auction yesterday, and it will continue through Saturday.
Three-year-old Charmed Victory rolled to a six-length win against Laurel Park allowance foes and stamped his ticket to stakes company next out.
We catch up with how recent Big Move of the Week winners, whose number includes a graded stakes winner, a horse firing bullets in Florida, and others.
Handle on its live racing jumped 20 percent in 2015, the Maryland Jockey Club said today, fueled by a new OTB, more turf racing, and facility improvements.
Love Came to Town came to Laurel and loved it, winning the Nellie Morse Stakes by five lengths today and giving rider Mychal Sanchez his first stakes win.
Page McKenney romped to an easy win in today’s Native Dancer Stakes at Laurel Park to surpass $1 million in career earnings.
Four-year-old Sweet On Smokey earned the first stakes win of her career with a decisive score in the $75,000 What A Summer Stakes at Laurel Park.