In which we dig a little deeper into the four stakes on the card July 3 at Delaware Park, topped by the Grade 3 Delaware Oaks.
John Servis says he’s coming to the Delaware Oaks with “some ammo” — two improving fillies looking to make a splash in their first graded tries.
It’s possible Doubleoseven could run well on the turf, but trainer Jerry O’Dwyer sure wouldn’t mind if Delaware’s G3 Kent Stakes came off it Saturday.
The French-bred Wootton Asset will seek his first North American win in Saturday’s Grade 3 Kent Stakes for trainer Graham Motion.
Multiple Grade 2 winner Crazy Beautiful is the morning line favorite for Saturday’s Grade 3 Delaware Oaks and hoping this leads to bigger races.
Our Delaware Park Handicappers’ Notebook — featuring races and horses to watch, track bias info, jock/trainer of the week, and more – returns for 2021.
Delaware Park will cancel its June 30 card, the track said, in the face of a punishing heat wave.
Rich Glazier, longtime paddock host at Delaware Park, passed away Tuesday, and our Frank Vespe remembers the man who was Mr. Delaware Park.
Forty years ago, Lauren Heathcote Amberman was part of the Mid-Atlantic backstretch family. On July 10, that family will reunite at Delaware Park.
Our Delaware Park Handicappers’ Notebook — featuring races and horses to watch, track bias info, jock/trainer of the week, and more – returns for 2021.
