Latest Memorable Moments in the Mid-Atlantic: top turfers Lure and Star of Cozzene meet for the final time in the 1994 Caesars International at Atlantic City.
Our Ghosts of Racetracks Past series continues with the story of Atlantic City, the glamorous playground that limped to the finish line.
In January Atlantic City Race Course said its final goodbyes — for the third time in 20 years. Does it have another act left in it?
Atlantic City Race Course will close permanently January 16, its owners announced.
National handle in August dipped versus that of a year ago, as did the number of starters, in our HandleTrak report.
Handle, purses, and race days all grew in May 2014 versus a year ago, but overall the picture was decidedly mixed.
Thoroughbred racing’s 2014 economic indicators continued to lag behind 2013 through an April that saw 6.5 percent fewer race days.
One trainer gets his first career win, and another keeps on winning, while in Atlantic City, maybe the grass is greener.
Atlantic City Race Course, the track that refuses to die, will kick off its 2014 mini-meet tomorrow with six races and full fields.
In the Horseplayers Association of North America’s latest track rankings, Atlantic City has surged to the head of the regional class.