Tana Aubrey, the top assistant to Maryland-based trainer Michael Trombetta, provides some insights into life on the backstretch.
Racetrack veteran is Jerry Robb’s assistant by Emily Fewster Between morning sets, I caught up with Jessica Lindsey, John Robb’s assistant trainer and a lifelong horse-racing enthusiast. Jessica has been instrumental in the development of some of Robb’s top horses, including multiple stakes-winner Anna’s Bandit, Romeo, Studlydoright, Princess Kokachin, and Fille d’Esprit. Q: “Jessica, how long […]
In an interview, Greater Baltimore Committee CEO Mark Anthony Thomas calls making the Preakness a “homegrown” event a “winning strategy.”
Retired trainer Howard Wolfendale passed away July 2 after having suffered a stroke the prior week.
Maryland’s Board of Public Works signed off July 1 on the purchase of Laurel Park to serve as a Thoroughbred training center – for the second time.
If clothes make the man, does equipment make the horse? Bits and blinkers figured prominently in Saturday’s Laurel stakes.
A Mandaloun filly showed by Country Life Farm was named the Grand Champion at Sunday’s 92nd annual Yearling Show in Timonium.
Your five-minute read to catch up on all the Mid-Atlantic racing action you may have missed over the weekend…
Jockey Yedsit Hazlewood, shifting his tack to Ellis Park for the summer, won five times Sunday at Laurel to secure his fifth straight meet title.
Hymn improved to 3-for-3 since being gelded with his most impressive score yet, in Saturday’s De Francis Dash at Laurel Park.