Who are the jockeys and trainers leading the standings at Laurel Park? And who’s flying under the radar you may want to notice?
A pair of full siblings — Captain Quint and Quint’s Brew — are among nine entered in Saturday’s Jennings at Laurel Park.
Graded stakes winner Repo Rocks will surpass $1 million in career earnings with a one-two finish in Saturday’s Fire Plug Stakes at Laurel Park.
Spikezone, who overcame two knee surgeries to go 11-for-14 as a 5-year-old, has been named the HBPA Claiming Horse of the Year.
Laurel Park will host Thanksgiving day racing with its traditional pie giveaway, and then Friday features two stakes.
Speedyness, winner of Laurel Park’s Miracle Wood Stakes earlier this year, returns from a six-month break Friday at that same track.
Delaware Park’s 2024 meet will reach its conclusion Thursday with a 10-race program as Spikezone tries for his fourth win of the meet.
Timonium’s seven-day stand just started — and now it’s ending. Here’s what we’ll be watching for this final weekend of live racing.
It was a long, twisting road for eight-year-old gelding Wendell Fong, but it’s ending up in the right place: with the retirement he’s earned.
Trainer Jamie Ness, a winner of near 4,300 races and (so far) 11 Delaware Park training titles, will return to that track in a bid for a record-tying 12th.
