In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet plays a Pick 4 and analyzes a claiming race with a clear pace scenario.
What’s on tap this weekend… young maidens may be the stars of the show. Our horses to watch…
Keys to Maryland racing’s future? Big events, says Maryland Jockey Club General Manager Sal Sinatra — and possibly Bowie Training Center.
Neither rain, nor snow, nor temperatures in the teens could dissuade Laurel Park’s jocks from riding on Thursday.
New Maryland Jockey Club General Manager Sal Sinatra is excited to be in Maryland — and to tackle the challenge of returning Maryland racing to prominence.
The Maryland Jockey Club will race Sundays — rather than Thursdays — starting February 1.
The Maryland Jockey Club’s wagering handle fell during 2014, mirroring troubling national trends.
Construction of new stalls at Laurel Park — part of the 10-year agreement to govern racing — has begun, with completion targeted for April.
In our latest QuickTake: in the space of four days, New York and mid-Atlantic tracks carded nine stakes for older horses. Wouldn’t cooperation work better?
Saturday’s rainy, muddy weather wasn’t fit for man or beast — but it suited jockey Sheldon Russell, who won two stakes, just fine.