The Eclipse Award finalists have been named, among them contenders Knicks Go and Aloha West and apprentice jock finalists John Hiraldo and Charlie Marquez.
A story by Sandy McKee published in Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred magazine has been named a 2021 Eclipse Award winner.
Jockey Alexander Crispin won the Eclipse Award for top apprentice, while Derby-Breeders’ Cup winner Authentic was named Horse of the Year.
The 50th annual Eclipse Awards take place Thursday, January 28. Here’s how to watch them.
Alexander Crispin has been named a finalist for the Eclipse Award for top apprentice jockey, continuing a strong tradition of Maryland-based bug riders.
A new National Thoroughbred Racing Association gives fans the chance to pick the top Eclipse Award winners of all time.
The 50th annual Eclipse Awards will be a virtual event this year, held January 28.
Mucho Gusto slurped up victory in the Pegasus World Cup, while local interests had plenty to crow about at the Eclipse Awards, in the week in social media.
Bricks and Mortar, who ran the table and earned over $6 million in a perfect 2019 campaign, was named Horse of the Year at Thursday’s Eclipse Awards.
Maryland-bred Sharing is an Eclipse finalist, Justify’s first foal, and a retired racehorse social media campaign, in the week in social media.
