Handicap for the Heroes is over, and a great effort from our charity ‘cappers! Thanks to all for participating, and congrats to Dan Tordjman for his big victory. Dan Tordjman $90.60 Lynn Horvath $62.00 Lou Flieger $52.40 Ted Black $45.40 John Bresnahan $44.30 Congrats to our top 5, and thanks to all!
We are moving through the Handicap for the Heroes contest — seven races down at Laurel and five at Gulfstream — and it’s a battle at the top! Here’s the top 5: Dan Tordjman $57.80 Lynn Horvath $57.00 Ted Black $45.40 John Bresnahan $44.30 Michael Horvath $42.80 Good luck!
We are about midway through the Handicap for the Heroes contest — five races down at Laurel and three at Gulfstream — and it’s a battle at the top! Here’s the top 5: Michael Horvath $39.60 Charlie Center $38.20 John Bresnahan $35.70 Dan Tordjman $32.20 Gabby Gaudet/Kevin McCabe $26.80 Good luck!
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet shares her longshots and exotic plays with The Racing Biz.
In this week’s On Tap, we look in on four intriguing stakes at Laurel Park, plus a pair of added-money events at Charles Town — and a handicapping tourney you won’t want to miss!
Breeder and owner William Harris, whose Sweet Goodbye upset the G2 Barbara Fritchie at Laurel in 2010, has died at age 90.
On November 9, The Racing Biz and Maryland Jockey Club ask you to handicap with a purpose. Please Handicap for the Heroes in our online handicapping tournament.
Safely Kept is one of the great — and interesting — Maryland-breds of all time. Her namesake race, on Saturday, is pretty intriguing, too.
Four stakes highlight Laurel Park’s Saturday card, including a deep field in the City of Laurel Stakes for sophomores.
Claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic picked up this week, but the Midlantic Claiming 7 trainer list was largely similar, in our Claimbox report.