When you come out to the racetrack, if you’re not careful, you just might learn something. Here’s what we learned on Maryland Pride Day.
Jockey Julian Pimentel stole the Maryland Pride Day show, winning three of the four stakes at Laurel Park.
After a spring of acrimony, the sides negotiating the future of Pimlico are making “substantial progress,” the Maryland Racing Commission was told.
Jockey Trevor McCarthy and trainer Mike Trombetta both could have huge Maryland Pride days, each with four live stakes runners.
First crop stallion Hangover Kid has only six named two-year-olds — but at least one of them looks to be a real runner, in On Breeding.
Jockey Lauralea Glaser went nearly 600 days between mounts, and then scored on her second mount back Friday at Laurel Park. Where’s she been?
The regally-bred King of Egypt — by American Pharoah — posted an impressive victory at first asking at Laurel Park Thursday.
Two-year-old fillies Gifted Heart and Hello Beautiful impressed today at Laurel Park, and could see each other soon, perhaps in the Maryland Million.
The story of trainer Phil Schoenthal’s son Emerson, and of heart donor Emerson Dean – connected through the beating heart that kept two Emersons alive.
Hard-hitting gelding Social Outcast and speedy turf star Youth are the latest horses to join the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame.