Two of last year’s top WV-bred distaffers — Anna’s Bandit and Parisian Diva — are set to meet for the first time in Charles Town’s $50,000 Original Gold.
Sunday’s WV-bred awards honored the best West Virginia-breds, and in several categories, the voters couldn’t pick just one.
When Stroll Smokin cruised home a length clear in the Laurel Park finale, it gave trainer Jerry Robb the 2,000th win of his stellar career.
In a small but competitive field for the G3 Fritchie, the Mike Stidham-trained Saguaro Row will hope to overcome local fave Anna’s Bandit.
Jerry Robb, trainer of Geisha Stakes runner-up Anna’s Bandit, has appealed the stewards’ decision not to disqualify winner Artful Splatter for interference.
While a small group of protesters gathered outside Laurel Park Saturday to condemn racing, horsemen had a message of their own.
The Maryland Racing Commission Thursday announced a delay in implementation of its “house rules” to provide more time for public input.
Maryland Million has grown into exactly what Jim McKay envisioned: a mini-Breeders’ Cup for Maryland that for many participants represents the pinnacle.
A week after winning the WV Breeders’ Classics Cavada, Anna’s Bandit doubled up in the Maryland Million Distaff.
With a win in Saturday’s Maryland Million DIstaff, Anna’s Bandit would complete a rare WV Breeders’ Classics-Maryland Million double.
