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Please Flatter Me, Cordmaker join Top Midlantic-bred Poll

Two newcomers, Cordmaker and Please Flatter Me, joined the Top Midlantic-bred Poll, which otherwise saw little change.

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Maryland safety and PA-bred winners: The week in social media

Shamrock Rose is PA-bred Horse of the Year, Maryland racing will hold a safety meeting, and more, in the Week

Chelsea Lowman / 7 years
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Pimlico issue “will be resolved if it can be resolved,” MRC told

The future of Pimlico remains the thorniest local issue facing Maryland racing, but "good-faith" negotiations are raising hopes of a

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Mean Bean won an allowance race at Charles Town. Photo by Coady Photography.

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Mean Bean delivers for postman-trainer Harrison

Charles Town stalwart Mean Bean is the top runner for trainer Glenn Harrison, who is a mailman by day.

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Trainer Jack Kousin back at it – 30 years after leaving

Accountant Jack Kousin has returned to training horses -- more than three decades after leaving the business following a successful

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For Delacour, patience paying off in a big way at Delaware Park

Patient trainer Arnaud Delacour has dominated Delaware Park's stakes action this year with wins in preps for three of the

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Hunter O’Riley takes long way home to United Nations win

Hunter O'Riley made his first win in nearly two years a memorable one, taking the G1 United Nations Saturday.

Jim Hague / 7 years
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Fionnbharr broke her maiden at Laurel Park. Photo by Jim McCue, Maryland Jockey Club.

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Just like mom, Fionnbharr breaks maiden in second start

Second-timer Fionnbharr scored a 19-1 upset today at Laurel Park, following in the footsteps of her dam, multiple stake winner

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Down goes MaxSec, Turning for Home day, and more: The week in social media

Maximum Security felled, Turning for Home feted, and more: what social media has been buzzing about.

Chelsea Lowman / 7 years
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Healthy and confident, jock Alex Cintron riding hot streak

Healthy, confident, and with a new agent, jockey Alex Cintron has been on a tear in recent weeks at Delaware

Doug McCoy / 7 years
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For trainer Wade Sanderson, a productive winter

Laurel Park: Latest jockey and trainer stats

Charles Town: Latest jockey and trainer stats

PODCAST: Maryland Racing Today, March 10

Fasig-Tipton yearling sale to get revamp

Laurel Park cancels March 14 card

Please Flatter Me, Cordmaker join Top Midlantic-bred Poll

Maryland safety and PA-bred winners: The week in social media

Pimlico issue “will be resolved if it can be resolved,” MRC told

Mean Bean delivers for postman-trainer Harrison

Trainer Jack Kousin back at it – 30 years after leaving

For Delacour, patience paying off in a big way at Delaware Park

Hunter O’Riley takes long way home to United Nations win

Just like mom, Fionnbharr breaks maiden in second start

Down goes MaxSec, Turning for Home day, and more: The week in social media

Healthy and confident, jock Alex Cintron riding hot streak

PODCAST: Maryland Racing Today, March 10

LRL: Takethemoneyhoney, Quint’s Brew make amends

Audley Farm hopes Secured Freedom has.

Off to the Races Radio lineup.

Beaten Fritchie, General George favorites return

PODCAST: Maryland Racing Today, March 5