In closing day stakes at Delaware Park, two horses that faced the toughest rivals last out, Maida and Quint’s Brew, bounced back to win.
Delaware Park’s closing day is highlighted by two stakes, including the Wilmington for boys and an ultra-competitive edition of the Endine.
It was a day for the aged at Laurel Park, as 7-year-olds Gift of Gab and Alogon won the Sensible Lady and Laurel Dash on the turf, respectively.
Jockey Forest Boyce always seems to have one or two good regular mounts, and these days, Quint’s Brew and Barbadian Runner fill that role.
Cruises to third win in four outings Quint’s Brew had company from the jump in Saturday’s $100,000 Frank Whiteley Stakes at Laurel Park. But he didn’t have any real pressure. The five-year-old Mosler gelding shrugged off early heat from Blue Kingdom en route to a 5 ¾-length victory, his seventh win in a dozen career […]
With both Laurel Park and Aqueduct hosting stakes Saturday, some connections are zigging and some are zagging in search of the best spot.
Quint’s Brew will look to defend his General George title Saturday against Slam Notion, who bested him two back in the Bender.
Quint’s Brew and Point Dume, winners in a pair of $100,000 contests at Laurel Park Saturday, could meet in next month’s General George.
Quint’s Brew is a strong favorite to defend his title in the state-restricted Jennings Stakes Saturday at Laurel Park.
General George winner Quint’s Brew, unraced since a pair of graded placings in May, will return as the favorite in Saturday’s Bender Memorial at Laurel.