Hard-hitting gelding Social Outcast and speedy turf star Youth are the latest horses to join the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame.
Old Time Revival recaptured his winning ways when dropping out of stakes company to face allowance foes Thursday at Laurel Park.
Scrap Copper, a stakes winner at two, will make his three-year-old debut Thursday at Laurel Park.
Ten times in a four-month period, new course records were set at Laurel Park, promoting the track to return to Teletimer, its former timing system.
With extreme heat in the forecast, Laurel Park will not race on Saturday, July 20.
Late Night Pow Wow made her first start in three months – and it looks like she hasn’t lost a step after a flashy score in the Twixt at Laurel Park.
Phlash Phelps will shorten up from two turns for the 5 1/2 furlong Ben’s Cat Sunday, where he’ll face the speedy Dirty.
Dick Woolley, who as a track announcer called almost 20 Preaknesses and also won an Eclipse Award for his work in radio, has died at age 89.
The Maryland State Fair race meet at Timonium will take place August 23 to September 2 and feature two added-money events.
The MHBA may be cause for optimism that Maryland’s new stallions are going to have a major impact, in on breeding.
