Plenty of big stars ran (or were based) in the mid-Atlantic this year. Here, a photo gallery of some of the graded stakes stars who helped make the year special.
Two weekend takes for Maryland-bred two-year-olds — the Maryland Juvenile Futurity and Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship — have attracted big fields.
The $1.5 million, Grade 2 Charles Town Classic, to be run April 18, will highlight the track’s just-announced stakes schedule.
On Friday we flagged four horses we were watching over the weekend. Today’s RaceBrief answers the question: How’d they do?
Leading rider Trevor McCarthy suffered a broken wrist when unseated during the gallop-out after today’s second race at Laurel Park.
Kieron Magee maintains a clear lead as winningest Maryland trainer of 2014. Also, starting January 1, Laurel Park will change its post time, wagering menu.
What’s on tap this weekend… a state-bred stake at Charles Town, plus three runners with intriguing futures. Our horses to watch…
One Laurel Park bettor shouldn’t have any problem getting in the holiday spirit after winning a $75,000 Jackpot Pick 5.
Recently retired New York announcer Tom Durkin will receive an Eclipse Award of Merit.
Today in Racing History, Concealed Identity won the Maryland Juvenile Championship for trainer Eddie Gaudet en route to a berth in the 2011 Preakness.