Making just his second start since last May, Laki romped to victory in Laurel Park’s allowance feature and may be headed back to stakes company.
Which riders are having the best season at Laurel Park? We look beyond the standard metrics.
The return of turf racing, plus a carryover of nearly $300,000 in the Rainbow 6, are on tap at Laurel Park this weekend.
The April 21 Federico Tesio and Weber City Miss Stakes – awarding automatic entry to the Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan – drew 73 total nominations.
Two horses at Laurel Park were declared non-starters after gate issues Saturday, but Yes I Dance had no such issues in an allowance win.
Which trainers are having the best season at Laurel Park? We look beyond the standard metrics.
The Maryland Thoroughbred Seminar Series – cospsonsored by The Racing Biz and Maryland Horse Breeders Association – kicks off April 21 and all are welcome!
Trainer Rodney Jenkins’ operation looks to be heating up, and today three-year-old Cordmaker made an impressive 2018 bow.
Laurel Park’s jackpot Rainbow 6 will have a $181,000 carryover into its Monday card; the pool has gone unclaimed for 24 straight racing days.
“Best thing ever,” said 26-year-old jock Tais Lyapustina after getting her first career win today at Laurel Park.
