Bug rider Alexander Crispin came to the US to chase his dream of being a jockey. So far, so good: he’s the fourth-leading rider this meet at Delaware Park.
Kirsten Swan – owner, trainer, and jockey – had plenty to celebrate when Deemed a Mistress won July 23 – one of two to accomplish the feat that week.
Daniel Centeno joined the growing list of injured Mid-Atlantic jockeys Wednesday when he suffered a fracture in his right ankle at Delaware Park.
Pennsylvania-based sire Uncle Lino, whose oldest are 2-year-olds, registered his first winner today when Hipnotizada dominated a maiden race at Delaware Park.
Linda Dougherty takes a look at Saturday’s Delaware Handicap.
A year ago Delaware Handicap day faced equine disease, and this year it’s human disease in the form of a pandemic, but Saturday’s card has come up strong.
Gentle Ruler will aim for her second straight G3 Robert Dick Memorial Stakes win, while Graham Motion, trainer of Mrs. Sippy, seeks his ninth.
Grade 1 winner Dunbar Road will look to add to her stellar resume as the morning line favorite in Saturday’s Grade 2 Delaware Handicap.
Heavily favored Gufo had to work for it but rallied to win the Grade 3 Kent Stakes at Delaware Park and set a track record in the process.
Project Whiskey, a Butch Reid trainee, pulled a 38-1 upset in Saturday’s Grade 3 Delaware Oaks, earning 50 points towards the Kentucky Oaks.