Trainer Juan Vazquez will, unless his appeal succeeds, be out of racing until 2025 after PA stewards suspended his license in an animal cruelty case.
Hot Rod Charlie got — at long last — his Grade 1 triumph in Saturday’s Pennsylvania Derby. He wasn’t the day’s only “at long last” winner by any means.
The Jockey Club has denied Stud Book privileges to four trainers, two based in the mid-Atlantic region.
Through the first quarter of 2017, Midlantic claiming is up over 25 percent versus last year, according to our Claimbox report.
January claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic was up 40 percent versus the prior year, aided by an additional track being open.
January claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic was up 40 percent versus the prior year, aided by an additional track being open.
The Thoroughbred Horse Racing Integrity Act, medication advisories, plus more of the day’s headlines…
Juan Vazquez tossed from Delaware, Preakness a moving target, plus more of the day’s headlines…
If Juan Vazquez was ejected from Maryland’s tracks, why is he entering horses elsewhere? The answer points to the strengths and weaknesses of ejection itself.
Trainer Juan Vazquez, on suspension since November and asked to leave Maryland in the meantime, has three horses scheduled to run in the coming days.