Four runners out of Laurel Park’s Weber City Miss are among the Black-Eyed Susan contenders, and the feeling, they say, is a bit surreal.
Pay Billy, winless since last April’s Federico Tesio Stakes, got back in the win column in a tough Laurel allowance Friday afternoon.
Chipotle concluded his sophomore season in a big way, winning a third-level allowance at Laurel Park for the sixth win of his campaign.
Last seen finishing seventh in the G1 Preakness, Pay Billy will make his long-awaited return in Saturday’s City of Laurel Stakes.
Jockey Madeline Rowland, who nearly quit riding in 2024, earned the 100th win of her career Saturday at Laurel Park.
An interesting mix of local hopefuls and out-of-town invaders are set to contest Saturday’s first-ever Delaware Derby at Delaware Park.
Preakness trainers shared laughs — and exchanged barbs — during a light-hearted renewal of Pimlico’s venerable Alibi Breakfast Thursday.
Nearly three dozen Minnesotans will head to Pimlico Saturday to cheer on Minnesota-owned Pay Billy, his owners’ first horse.
Pay Billy won his second consecutive stake – and possibly punched his ticket to the Preakness – with a win in Laurel’s Federico Tesio Saturday.
Trainer Michael Gorham will send out live runners Pay Billy (Tesio) and Moon Cache (Weber City Miss) on Saturday, with bigger prizes down the road.