C Z Rocket tops General George noms
C Z Rocket, a multiple graded stakes winner who was second in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint, tops 36 nominations to the G3 General George at Laurel.
Read MoreC Z Rocket, a multiple graded stakes winner who was second in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint, tops 36 nominations to the G3 General George at Laurel.
Read Moreby Press Release | Nov 28, 2022 | Breaking, Business, Maryland, MD Business | 0 |
Laurel Park has announced a winter meet schedule that will include 40 days of live racing Jan. 1-March 31, topped by a pair of Grade 3 sprints.
Read MoreThe seemingly ageless Cordmaker earned the first graded stake win of his career when he surged to victory in Saturday’s G3 General George at Laurel park.
Read MoreHe’ll be a longshot, but onetime claiming horse Timeless Bounty will be carrying his connections’ hopes when he lines up in the G3 General George Saturday.
Read MoreVictor Carrasco has been aboard Cordmaker for most of the horse’s 35 starts. He’s hoping for graded glory in Saturday’s General George.
Read MoreSeven will face the starter in search of their first graded victory in Saturday’s 46th running of the G3 General George. Our preview in bullet points.
Read MoreHibiscus Punch, stunning winner of last year’s G3 Barbara Fritchie, is among 27 nominated to the 2022 renewal of that race.
Read MoreSix Laurel Park stakes scheduled for Jan. 22 will be run a week later, one of several schedule and purse tweaks in response to missed racing days.
Read Moreby Frank Vespe | Feb 20, 2021 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, Racing, Top Stories | 0 |
Share the Ride cruised home best in the Grade 3 General George Saturday at Laurel Park.
Read Moreby Frank Vespe | Feb 19, 2021 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, Racing, Top Stories | 0 |
Saturday’s Barbara Fritchie and General George stakes are the two biggest races of the winter in Maryland. Here, some facts and figs about them…
Read Moreby Teresa Genaro | Feb 12, 2021 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, Opinion, Top Stories | 2 |
The General George wasn’t renamed, the Fritchie arguably ought to be, and who doesn’t have races in their honor says something, too.
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