The Triple Crown Kickoff at Laurel Park will include prizes like Preakness tickets and a 48-inch flat screen television.
Fan favorite Ben’s Cat returned a winner in his 10-year-old debut. Here’s what we saw.
Yesterday and Today highlights the best of yesterday’s mid-Atlantic racing and looks ahead to today’s action.
The ageless Ben’s Cat rallied mid-track to win an allowance race in his first start of 2016. “He’s back,” said trainer King Leatherbury.
Fan favorite Ben’s Cat will make the first start of his 10-year-old season Sunday at Laurel Park.
Undefeated Bobcat is being pointed to one of a trio of Preakness weekend undercard stakes, said trainer Dale Capuano.
Trainer Rudy Rodriguez plans to have a string of up to 40 horses at Laurel Park over the summer.
Metaboss, last year’s G3 El Camino Real Derby winner, will make his long-awaited return to the races Friday at Laurel Park.
Lady Sabelia, the speedy mare who won the 2015 G2 Barbara Fritchie Handicap, suffered a fractured sesamoid Sunday morning and will be retired.
Rose Brier remained undefeated at Laurel Park by winning the Henry S. Clark Stakes in a track-record 1:33.11 for one mile on the turf.