Trainer Mark Casse sent out Dream On to win last year’s Grade 3 Penn Mile and is scheduled to be back at it Friday with Alpyland.
Laurelin, undefeated and a two-time stakes winner in three starts, puts her undefeated ledger on the line in Friday’s $150,000 Penn Oaks.
Penn National will delay its Penn Mile card stakes, while Delaware Park will postpone the Cape Henlopen in the face of persistent rains.
An evenly matched field of nine will contest Friday’s Penn Oaks, with stakes-placed Candy Quest the tepid 3-1 favorite.
Friday’s Grade 3 Penn Mile features seven stakes winners, topped by Trikari, last out winner of the G2 American Turf.
Wow Whata Summer, off at 83-1, conjured up memories of Rich Strike’s Kentucky Derby when he scored in Friday’s Grade 2 Penn Mile.
Penn National’s biggest night of the racing year is Friday, featuring the Penn Mile and several other stakes. Some thoughts on the turf stakes.
A field of seven sophomore fillies will seek their first career stakes win in Friday’s $100,000 Penn Oaks, topping the Penn Mile undercard.
The $200,000 Penn Oaks looks to run directly through the favorite, the Chad Brown-trained Regal Glory.
An evenly matched group of eight fillies is set to face the starter in Saturday’s Penn Oaks at Penn National.