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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 / 8 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.

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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 / 8 years
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Back to the future as Timonium meet nears

Old-school Timonium is hoping to build for the future as its 2018 race meet nears, coming on the heels of

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Laurel: New race secretary Merz aims to “make racing best it can be”

New Maryland Jockey Club racing secretary Chris Merz has some daunting challenges ahead of him but says he's focused on

Frank Vespe / 8 years
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Delaware: Youth movement powers Pecoraro barn

Trainer Anthony Pecoraro arrived at Delaware Park with a bevy of maidens, and, with a 34 percent strike rate, he's

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Johan Rosado: Learning from dad, and experience

Apprentice rider Johan Rosado, plying his trade at Delaware Park and the Mid-Atlantic, has a pretty good teacher: his dad,

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For runner-turned-ponies, new career, same workplace

Some Thoroughbreds -- including former stars -- are finding productive second careers without ever leaving the racetrack.

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For trainer Anthony Margotta, “a long way into the woods, a long way out”

Trainer Anthony Margotta, Jr. climbed racing's highest peaks before losing everything to addiction. His comeback continues Saturday, when he sends

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Former trainer Tullock thriving in on-air role

A winner of 540 races and five graded stakes, former trainer Tim Tullock is embracing a new role: as on-air

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For Gazzier, family first (but horses are family, too!)

Mid-Atlantic three stars: August 10, 2026

Nick’s Picks: Colonial Downs, August 9, 2026

Spa Selections 2026: Saratoga Picks August 9

Midlantic-breds in Saratoga Stakes August 9

CNL: Trombetta sweeps sophomore stakes

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”

Back to the future as Timonium meet nears

Laurel: New race secretary Merz aims to “make racing best it can be”

Delaware: Youth movement powers Pecoraro barn

Johan Rosado: Learning from dad, and experience

For runner-turned-ponies, new career, same workplace

For trainer Anthony Margotta, “a long way into the woods, a long way out”

Former trainer Tullock thriving in on-air role

For Gazzier, family first (but horses.

Whitten Way stays unbeaten in Blue.

PODCAST: What’s going on at Delaware.

Off to the Races Radio lineup.

PODCAST: Catching up with the WV-bred.

Preakness to move to Sunday, three.