What’s going on around the Mid-Atlantic? Here’s a social wall from some of the accounts that follow racing around the region.
This month’s BackTracks: The late-running Maryland-bred Caveat finished second or third in seven stakes. Fortunately, he saved his very best for last.
Because of air quality issues in central Maryland, Laurel Park has canceled its Friday card and shifted it to July 6.
The first Fasig-Tipton Midlantic June 2yo sale saw 59 horses change hands, generating over $2.5 million in sales.
We asked our experts for their Belmont picks, plus picks for the major undercard stakes on the Belmont day card at Belmont Park.
Favored Major Dude overcame trouble at a critical moment to run down Behind Enemy Lines to win Friday’s Grade 2 Penn Mile.
Friday’s Penn Mile gives Major Dude a chance to bounce back from a third-place finish in the American Turf and several others a chance to try turf.
Jockey Darwin Rodriguez earned his first win May 31 at Delaware Park, piloting Mission Key to an easy win and then celebrating appropriately.
From our partners at the Baltimore Banner: Top 1/ST Racing exec Aidan Butler says the company’s Maryland priority is PImlico.
From The Baltimore Banner: Preakness is a social, sporting, wagering – and political – event, where the future of Maryland racing was on most minds.