Talented five-year-old Rainbow Heir is the morning line favorite for Saturday’s John J. Reilly Handicap at Monmouth Park in his first start of 2015.
Monmouth Park has earned reaccreditation by the NTRA Safety and Integrity Alliance, with special commendation for its backstretch employee welfare program.
Main Sequence, who won the Grade 1 United Nations at Monmouth last year en route to an Eclipse Award, will be pointed to that race again this year.
Three stakes — and big crowds — were the features of racing at Monmouth Park this past weekend.
Veteran jock Joe Bravo netted his 5,000th win on Saturday at Monmouth Park.
A year ago, Marcus VItali trainee Valid enjoyed a successful summer at Monmouth Park. He’ll make his first 2015 start there Saturday in the Majestic Light.
Speedy A.P. Indian scored impressively in the Decathlon Stakes at Monmouth Park on Saturday’s opening day.
Monmouth Park’s opening day Saturday is highlighted by a wide-open renewal of the Decathlon Stakes.
Opening day at Monmouth Park will feature the $75,000 Decathlon Stakes and 126 runners overall, guaranteeing a bevy of full fields.
Joe Bravo, the all-time leading rider at Monmouth Park, will return there to ride this summer, where he’ll find a deep jockey colony and many new trainers.