Racing is a tough game, says owner Bob Bone, who has a strong presence in the Mid-Atlantic, but it’s given him some of the best experiences of his life.
Charles Town and Penn National have canceled their Friday cards, marking the second straight day both have been unable to run.
With the Fasig-Tipton mixed sale just weeks away, the closing date for the horses of racing age supplement is coming up November 16.
Our Ghosts of Racetracks Past series continues with the story of Garden State Park – a track that overcame World War II and a devastating fire but couldn’t outrun time or its competition.
Five horses named in the latest Top Midlantic-bred Poll are in action this weekend, three in Breeders’ Cup races.
Havre de Grace. Liberty Bell. Garden State. We’ll explore these and many other defunct Midlantic tracks in our new Ghosts of Racetracks Past series.
The Jockey Club’s 2018 Report of Mares Bred reveals that Midlantic breeders are flocking to new stallions, with Uncle Lino and Divining Rod leading the way.
In the latest Claimbox report: more than 1700 claims, worth over $18 million total, have been made in the Mid-Atlantic in the first nine months of the year.
The recently completed Fasig-Tipton yearling sale saw bright spots with some new buyers and new sires, but the mid- and down-market ranges continued to be spotty, participants said.
The top horses in the just-completed Fasig-Tipton yearling sale, which ended with a decline in gross sales but more horses finding homes, showed the value of adaptability.