“Excited” Sal Sinatra hopes to help grow Maryland racing
New Maryland Jockey Club General Manager Sal Sinatra is excited to be in Maryland -- and to tackle the challenge-
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Handle dips at the Maryland Jockey Club
The Maryland Jockey Club's wagering handle fell during 2014, mirroring troubling national trends.-
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Independent investigator to review Charles Town incident
The West Virginia Racing Commission will retain an independent investigator to determine what went wrong leading to a head-on collision-
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Yukking it up at the Maryland Racing Commission
December Maryland Racing Commission meetings are usually like Festivus gatherings: plenty of airing of grievances. That wasn't the case Tuesday.-
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After Charles Town near-tragedy, fingers point
A loose horse running the wrong way ran into another horse during a race Saturday at Charles Town. The stewards-
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Laurel Park earns NTRA safety reaccreditation
Laurel Park has been reaccredited by the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance, the NTRA announced today.-
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Tim Ritvo: Handle, facilities keys for Maryland racing
Stronach Group's Tim Ritvo said today that Maryland racing must grow its handle, rejuvenate its aging facilities, and promote greater-
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New York election riles Mid-Atlantic horsemen
The contentious battle for the presidency of New York's horsemen's group is now causing similar discord among mid-Atlantic horsemen.-
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QuickTake: Colonial Downs, Gold Cup, and the future of racing
The crowd at Colonial Downs's closing weekend was thin, while 40,000 attended the Gold Cup jump racing. What's the lesson-
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Evening NewsBrief: Breeders’ Cup notes and more
A Breeders' Cup favorite is scratched, plus news from around the mid-Atlantic, in the latest NewsBrief.-
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