The Maryland Racing Commission today approved 149 days of live racing at the major Maryland tracks in 2015.
Laurel Park Director of racing Georganne Hale and her team are more than ready to get back to racing. It’s our Laurel fall meet preview.
Laurel Park announced today the addition of 10 stakes to the fall schedule: five for Virginia-breds, five for Maryland-breds.
The Maryland Jockey Club has unveiled the logo for next year’s Preakness — the 140th running of Maryland’s top race.
The Maryland Racing Commission yesterday discussed ongoing issues in Virginia and wondered whether it was time for Maryland to reconsider its own schedule.
We spent a few minutes with Maryland Jockey Club president Tom Chuckas to get his take on the Bowie training center, takeout, the Preakness, and more.
Total handle rose slightly during the just-completed Pimlico spring meeting, driven by an increase in the export handle.
Closers don’t win the Belmont Stakes, and other Triple Crown notes and analysis.
Five Maryland horsemen who’ve run in the Triple Crown gave us five different, varying perspectives on lengthening the time from Derby to Preakness to Belmont..
A tax dispute between Laurel Park and Anne Arundel County will get resolved, Maryland Jockey Club head Tom Chuckas said, and Laurel will remain in MJC hands.