Recaps of the turf stakes contested at Laurel Park Saturday: the Dahlia for fillies and mares, the Leatherbury for sprinters, and the Henry S. Clark.
Millionaire Sparkle Blue and speedy Cut From Class, who slugged it out in last year’s Big Drefyus, meet again Saturday in the Dahlia at Laurel Park.
A case of equine herpesvirus has a Laurel Park barn under quarantine and led to fears about Saturday’s stakes card – but early returns are promising.
In his second North American start, Chez Pierre served notice that he’s one to watch with a dominant win in the Henry S. Clark Stakes at Laurel Park.
With five Laurel Park stakes on tap, and our contest players having submitted more than 200 entries, we calculated fair odds based on their selections.
Graded stakes winners Field Pass, a Maryland-bred, and Alms are among the horses nominated to Laurel Park’s five April 23 stakes.
Catching up with the undercard stakes from Tesio day, plus a gallery of the action, handle was strong, and more…
Some racing headlines from the Mid-Atlantic, including distance changes for two turf stakes, doubles for two trainers, and a solid feature at Parx.
Didn’t make it out to Laurel Park for the Tesio Stakes day card? No worries — our photographers were on the scene. Here’s what they saw.
Caribou Club ($15.20) won the Henry S. Clark Stakes, while Hallie Belle ($31.20) was up in time in the Dahlia.
