Delaware horse racing Archives - Page 118 of 132 • The Racing Biz

15
Sep

QuickTake: Horses for courses

Frank Vespe / 11 years
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In our latest QuickTake: some horses love certain racetracks. Why is that? Nobody seems quite sure…

12
Sep

Gary Capuano hopes Dash a “no-brainer” for Jeezum Jim

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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6 min read

Trainer Gary Capuano says taking advantage of the Delaware Certified program is a “no-brainer.” He hopes his Jeezum Jim finds the First State Dash so simple.

12
Sep

Delaware Park stakes selections: September 12

The Biz / 11 years
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4 min read

It’s Owners’ Day at Delaware Park, which means six stakes are on tap. Our selections.

10
Sep

“Horse for course” Galiana heads Tax Free Shopping

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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5 min read

Galiana’s a good horse but at Delaware Park — where she’s won eight of nine on the dirt and is even-money in Saturday’s Tax Free Shopping — she’s special.

09
Sep

Strong Owners’ Day hand for Graham Motion

The Biz / 11 years
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4 min read

Trainer Graham Motion is one who’ll be hoping to have a big afternoon at Delaware Park’s Owners’ Day Saturday, featuring six stakes, four for DEL-certified.

08
Sep

Rider Scott Spieth quietly amassing stellar career

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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5 min read

With little fanfare, jockey Scott Spieth — now plying his trade at Delaware Park — has won more races than all but 41 jocks in history.

01
Sep

Delaware Park, Maryland talking circuit

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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5 min read

Delaware Park officials are in conversation with their Maryland Jockey Club counterparts, with the sides seeking an agreement on racing dates and operations.

27
Aug

Troubled Kid sets Delaware Park record

The Biz / 11 years
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1 min read

Three-year-old Troubled Kid sped 5 1/2 furlongs in 1:02.58 Tuesday at Delaware Park to set a track record.

26
Aug

Injury sidelines Victor Carrasco

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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1 min read

Jockey Victor Carrasco will be sidelined after he was injured in a spill Tuesday at Delaware Park, his agent said.

22
Aug

Garner Vinson and sons carry on “family tradition”

Doug McCoy / 11 years
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5 min read

At 83, longtime trainer Garner Vinson has promoted himself to a supervisory role, while sons John and Lee run a small operation that keeps on winning.

State purchase of Laurel Park approved for second time

Delaware Park picks and analysis: July 1, 2026

Colonial Downs to move up post times this week

Of bits and blinkers

With Muad’dib retired, full brother Duncan Idaho still going strong

Mandaloun filly wins MHBA yearling show