Laurel Park Fritchie day stakes updates
Brief updates on the day’s stakes from Laurel Park…
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Tag: John B. Campbell S.
Nellie Morse, John B. Campbell quick hits
Saturday’s Laurel Park card also features two route stakes for older horses, the Nellie Morse and John B. Campbell. Our previews in quick hits.
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Five answers from Saturday’s Laurel Park stakes
Now that the weekend’s Laurel Park stakes are in the book, we’ve got answers to those five questions we posed last week…
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Laurel Park 2020 Winter Sprintfest stakes: In Focus
We dig into the West Virginia Breeders Classics with analysis, picks and previews.
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Five questions for Saturday’s Laurel Park stakes
Laurel Park has five stakes on tap for February 15, including two Grade 3 events in the Barbara Fritchie and General George. We’ve got five questions.
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Corrales-Trujillo family affair leads to General George win
Uncle Jose Corrales and nephew Elvis Trujillo teamed up to win the G3 General George at Laurel Park on a family affair kind of day.
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Photo gallery: Laurel Park Fritchie day stakes
A gallery of photos from Saturday’s big Fritchie day card at Laurel Park.
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Carmouche, Corrales — and sons
It was father-son day at Laurel Park, as jockey Kendrick Carmouche and trainer Jose Corrales — and their sons — celebrated stakes wins.
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Questions abound in Campbell, Md. Racing Media Stakes
Saturday’s two two-turn stakes for older runners — the Campbell and the Maryland Racing Media — both start from a key question.
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Eppler has decision to make with Page McKenney
Trainer Mary Eppler’s Page McKenney won the ’16 General George (at 7 furlongs) and the ’15 Campbell (9f). Saturday he’ll run in one or the other – but which?
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Kid Cruz rallies to popular Campbell score
Kid Cruz remained undefeated at Laurel Park with a rallying score in today’s John B. Campbell Stakes at Laurel Park.
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“Surreal” journey set to continue for Page McKenney owner
It’s been a surreal journey, says Adam Staple, who paid just $16,000 to claim Page McKenney, now a millionaire and the favorite in Saturday’s Campbell at Laurel.
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