No Dozing, placed in four graded stakes, is 6-5 on the morning line for the seven-furlong Concern Stakes at Laurel Park.
Laurel Park’s Stormy Blues Stakes Saturday has attracted a talented field, with multiple stakes winner Morticia perhaps the most accomplished of all.
In a terrific renewal, Whitmore was up late to win the Grade 3 Maryland Sprint Handicap Saturday at Pimlico.
A. P. Indian, who won four graded races in 2016, is expected to make his first start of ’17 for trainer Arnaud Delacour in Keeneland’s G3 Commonwealth Stakes.
Five Maryland-based runners finished first or second in stakes company out of town this past weekend, including four in graded races.
Trainer Arnaud Delacour likens his role training babies to that of a teacher with a roomful of precocious students: he “can’t wait for school to start.
With a six-race win streak, A. P. Indian has a chance to prove he’s the best sprinter in the country. Trainer Arnaud Delacour says he’s ready.
Jockey Sheldon Russell returned from injury today — but debut runner Futile stole the show with an impressive win.
WinStar Farm’s rapidly developing Dark Nile will get her next test in the $300,000 Grade III Delaware Oaks Saturday against some talented rivals.
Trainer Arnaud Delacour has entered two likely contenders in Wednesday’s Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park.