Armando R over the top to win Small Stakes
Onetime claimer Armando R rallied outside to prevail in Saturday’s Richard W. Small Stakes at Laurel Park for his second straight stakes win.
Read MoreOnetime claimer Armando R rallied outside to prevail in Saturday’s Richard W. Small Stakes at Laurel Park for his second straight stakes win.
Read MoreJockey Mychel Sanchez, long based at Parx Racing, has spread his wings a bit this year with pretty positive results.
Read MoreBelle of the North rallied from last to score the upset in Saturday’s $100,000 Safely Kept Stakes for an emotional trainer Jose Corrales.
Read MoreJockey Trevor McCarthy won twice to spice up a four-stakes card this past weekend at Laurel Park.
Read MoreThree-time stakes winner Las Setas will make her first start since May in Saturday’s Safely Kept at Laurel Park, one of four stakes on the card.
Read MoreMaryland-bred Alwaysmining, a 2019 Preakness entrant, is nominated to make his first start in four months in next week’s Dickie Small Stakes at Laurel Park.
Read MoreLaurel Park’s City of Laurel and Safely Kept Stakes, for 3-year-olds and 3-year-old fillies, are “Win and In” events for a pair of Santa Anita Grade 1s.
Read MoreMultiple G3 winner El Areeb, away since a March injury, is entered to make his return in Saturday’s City of Laurel Stakes at Laurel Park.
Read MoreSharp Azteca impressed in winning the City of Laurel, while Name Changer was clearly best in the Richard Small Stakes at Laurel Park.
Read MoreEl Kabeir won for the first time since March today, taking the City of Laurel Stakes today at Laurel Park in his second start off a layoff.
Read Moreby The Biz | Nov 17, 2014 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, PA Racing, Pennsylvania, Regionwide, Top Stories, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |
From (Down Town) Allen to Zee (Bros), all the weekend’s mid-Atlantic stakes winners.
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