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Colonial Downs and Virginia horsemen drift farther apart

After a failed mediation, Colonial Downs and Virginia's horsemen aren't close -- and may be getting farther away from --

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On racing: Claim to fame

Most people view claiming races as a necessary evil. George Rowand, on the other hand, used them to launch the

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Virginia Horseracing News halts publication

Virginia Horseracing News, the website founded by former Virginia Thoroughbred Association executive director Glenn Petty, has ceased publication.

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On breeding: Lessons learned

It wasn't all wine and roses for George Rowand's breeding operation. They bred some bad horses, too -- and learned

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General George Handicap day in pictures

The day of Laurel Park's Grade 3 General George, in words and pictures.

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Virginia Thoroughbred Association aims for its best stallion season auction

More than 200 stallions from a dozen states figure to make the Virginia Thoroughbred Association's stallion season auction a compelling

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On breeding: Don’t expect lightning to strike twice

They say lightning doesn't strike twice. George Rowand thinks that's good advice for breeders, too.

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Virginia Thoroughbred Association to postpone stallion season auction

Because of impending storms, the Virginia Thoroughbred Association will hold its stallion season auction February 18, rather than February 12

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Virginia Thoroughbred Association gets back to the farm

The Virginia Thoroughbred Association is holding a series of gatherings at Commonwealth farms to encourage interaction between the organization and

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On breeding: Know your mare

The stallion was cheap. The mare won $450. How did the combo lead a graded stakes winner? First lesson of

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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

Colonial Downs and Virginia horsemen drift farther apart

On racing: Claim to fame

Virginia Horseracing News halts publication

On breeding: Lessons learned

General George Handicap day in pictures

Virginia Thoroughbred Association aims for its best stallion season auction

On breeding: Don’t expect lightning to strike twice

Virginia Thoroughbred Association to postpone stallion season auction

Virginia Thoroughbred Association gets back to the farm

On breeding: Know your mare

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