Delaware Park has announced its 2020 live racing dates and will kick off its season May 27, with the Delaware Handicap set for July 11.
Delaware’s racing commission will hear trainer Anthony Pecoraro’s appeal of a suspension for shockwaving a horse in January, rather than April.
Though the Delaware Park is over, the stewards have continued their work, includigg slapping three trainers with suspensions from six months to five years.
The 2019 season presented Delaware Park with numerous challenges that saw handle decline 7 percent. Here’s what the track’s doing to bounce back.
Trainer Scott Lake – whose career has been marked by bankruptcy,medication positives, and 6,000+ wins – is happier these days a bit out of the limelight.
Delaware Park racing analyst Rich Glazier has a secret weapon: Bungee, the toy horse who handicaps. Our correspondent catches up with Bungee…
With the Delaware Park meet underway, our correspondent returns with horses to watch, bet-backs, tips and more.
Shimmering Aspen was retired following an easy win in Delaware Park’s Tax Free Shopping Distaff and will head to the breeding shed next year.
Pink Caddy, a 2-year-old half-sister to G2 winner Call Paul, flashed promise of her own with a dominant score on Delaware Park’s Owners’ Day.
Even when Cordmaker ran third on debut, jockey Victor Carrasco says he always knew that – given time, and distance – the horse was going to be a runner.
