With Parx Racing having astronomical purses for its upcoming Fall Festival, some regional tracks have warned their horsemen to stay home.
A rehabbed paddock and walking ring — oh, and massive purse increases — will greet horsemen during Parx Racing’s fall festival, starting August 29.
A graded stake, two for PA-breds, and another split into divisions were among this weekend’s mid-Atlantic stakes.
Parx Racing’s plan for a $20 million “Fall Festival” – coupled with reduced racing days – has received a generally (but not entirely) warm response.
Three graded races among the weekend’s mid-Atlantic stakes — and some amazing performances.
Saturday’s G3 Parx Dash will feature a number of familiar rivals, including the headliner: ageless Ben’s Cat.
Claiming activity dipped in June after its huge May increase but still remained strong, in our Claimbox report.
The Grade 3 Dr. James Penny Memorial, at Parx, and Monmouth’s Elkwood Stakes took place yesterday.
Under an agreement between Parx Racing and Pennsylvania horsemen, the track will run 156 live days in each of the next three years — down from 210 this year.
The closure of Suffolk Downs forced jockey Tammi Piermarini to move to Parx Racing, where former Suffolk jock Joe Hampshire is her agent, and both are thriving.