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Timonium: Five wins and a change of venue for Erin Walker

"In this business when you have a half-decent opportunity, you take it because you don’t know when it’s coming again,”

Frank Vespe / 7 years
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Spa Diary: In year of loss, Gaudet family taking it “one day at a time”

Thoughts of family patriarch Eddie, who passed away in January, are never far, but for Linda and Lacey Gaudet, 2018

Teresa Genaro / 7 years
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Frock: Big T “gives little guy a chance to win”

Trainer Charlie Frock won two today at Timonium -- the track whose brief meet he points to each year. "It

Frank Vespe / 7 years
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Timonium: Austin Reynolds (kinda) following in dad’s footsteps

Jockey Larry Reynolds won over 3,000 races; his son Austin, looking to make his own way in the game, saddled

Frank Vespe / 7 years
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Delaware Park: Jock Angel Suarez “trying to make most of second chance”

Arrested in a bizarre drug-related case in 2014, onetime Eclipse finalist jockey Angel Suarez is working to make the most

Doug McCoy / 7 years
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Spa Diary: “Pretty cool” Midlantic stories converge with Call Paul

Call Paul is Pennsylvania-bred, Maryland-sired, Delaware-certified, New Jersey-based -- and a Grade 2 winner after taking the Saratoga Special.

Teresa Genaro / 7 years
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“Lucky man” Galvan feeling his way, step by step

Delaware-based trainer Baltazar Galvan scored his first stakes win recently and is building his career piece by piece.

Doug McCoy / 7 years
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Spa Diary: “Crooked, ugly” Ruby Notion keeps it in the family

Ruby Notion - a Silverton Hill-bred runner by a sire they raced out of a dam they raced - isn't

Teresa Genaro / 7 years
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Cynthia Smith, Delaware’s second female steward, thriving in new role

One of the new faces around Delaware Park this year is that of Cynthia Smith, the state's second-ever female steward.

Doug McCoy / 7 years
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Charles Town: Dr. Feelgood a killer “Panda Bear”

Around the barn they call him "Panda Bear" because of his calm demeanor and love of treats, but on the

Ted Black / 7 years
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55th Eclipse Awards to be broadcast Jan. 22

Capuano barn nominates 3 to Withers

TMJC to host February hybrid handicapping contest

Mid-Atlantic three stars: January 19, 2026

Consistent Takethemoneyhoney, Passage East fire in Laurel races

Quint’s Brew, Point Dume could meet in General George

Timonium: Five wins and a change of venue for Erin Walker

Spa Diary: In year of loss, Gaudet family taking it “one day at a time”

Frock: Big T “gives little guy a chance to win”

Timonium: Austin Reynolds (kinda) following in dad’s footsteps

Delaware Park: Jock Angel Suarez “trying to make most of second chance”

Spa Diary: “Pretty cool” Midlantic stories converge with Call Paul

“Lucky man” Galvan feeling his way, step by step

Spa Diary: “Crooked, ugly” Ruby Notion keeps it in the family

Cynthia Smith, Delaware’s second female steward, thriving in new role

Charles Town: Dr. Feelgood a killer “Panda Bear”

Capuano barn nominates 3 to Withers

Quint’s Brew, Point Dume could meet.

LRL: First winner for jockey Pedro.

Maryland Racing Commission notes

CT: Emotions high for McKee after.

Two Maryland vets hit with HISA.