Photographers Laurie Asseo and Dottie Miller snapped dozens of great photos of Preakness weekend racing; here are some of the best.
Maryland racing interests are “all in” on getting a Breeders’ Cup to Laurel Park, state Racing Commission chair Michael Algeo said this week.
The state’s Racing Commission announced the formation of an ad hoc committee to dig into the data to ensure the industry maintains its momentum in the years to come.
With a big carryover from Preakness weekend, the Pimlico Pick 6 lit up the toteboard for more than $180,000 today.
Trainer Steve Asmussen earned the $50,000 bonus from Pimlico for his horses’ performances in Preakness weekend stakes.
Laurel Park will host 21 stakes worth $1.6 million during its summer meeting, which begins June 9.
How’d the Preakness develop? Check out our call-by-call gallery to see how Cloud Computing scored the upset.
On a weekend in which the fate of Pimlico almost overshadowed the Preakness itself, Cloud Computing ran down Classic Empire on the money to win the middle jewel.
Cambodia won her first-ever stake after three straight near-misses, taking the Grade 3 Gallorette Saturday at Pimlico.
In a terrific renewal, Whitmore was up late to win the Grade 3 Maryland Sprint Handicap Saturday at Pimlico.