Behind the numbers: Trainers
In our latest "Behind the numbers" feature, we discover that it pays to be a trainer at Parx Racing --
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In Virginia dates dispute, if you can’t beat ’em, ultimatum
Whether it will end with a signed contract, or the relinquishing of the Colonial Downs's license, Virginia's dates dispute is-
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Virginia-breds at Laurel could point to cooperative future
The half-dozen Virginia-bred stakes run at Laurel Park Saturday could point the way to future regional cooperation, even a circuit,-
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Changing business requires trainers to improvise, adapt
John Rigattieri and Jamie Ness are among the many trainers from elsewhere who've found new racing homes in the mid-Atlantic-
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At Parx Racing, a “September to remember” business plan
Some tracks have big days, Others have big weekends. At Parx Racing, Sal Sinatra aims to make September a big-
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Racing industry workers cast a wary eye on the future
Anyone can see that the Thoroughbred industry faces challenging times. But that uncertainty feels a lot different to those who-
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Delaware Park refunds third race wagers
A tote malfunction forced Delaware Park to declare yesterday's third race a non-wagering event and refund most wagers.-
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Delaware Racing Commission will change testing lab
Frustrated by the slow pace of testing and spurred by horsemen's consistency concerns, the Delaware Racing Commission voted to change-
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Delaware trainers receive penalties in Robaxin cases
Racing Commission stewards have imposed fines, points against Delaware trainers Jonathan Sheppard and Scott Peck, though Peck's case is on-
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