Our NewsBrief goes around the region. Today: Virginia’s racing days, Laurel’s $100,000 guarantee, Pennsylvania’s changing laws, and more.
The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance has announced its first round of grants to accredited organizations, among them four from the mid-Atlantic.
The Maryland Jockey Club today unveiled a new logo for Black-Eyed Susan Day and announced a new brand for the event.
Gross handle in the mid-Atlantc dropped more than 25 percent, in our HandleTrak report.
Colonial Downs and the Virginia Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association have reached an impasse over racing days.
The numbers were strong at yesterday’s Fasig-Tipton Midlantic mixed sale, and we’ve crunched them.
Following a growing national trend, the Fasig-Tipton mixed sale held in Timonium posted strong gains yesterday.
Laurel Park will guarantee a $100,000 payout to the single winning ticket of the Jackpot Pick 5, starting Wednesday.
Charles Town will run some 220 days in 2014 and will present a stakes schedule that, for the first time, includes two graded events.
The Charles Town Oaks has received a Grade 3 designation from the American Graded Stakes Committee, the second race at the track to earn graded status.