Todd Pletcher, trainer of dominant Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming, will bring his star to Baltimore for the May 20 Preakness Stakes.
Midlantic racetracks say 2016 was a banner year for safety – but only a few release their data to the public.
Maryland racing interests have had anti-industry language stripped from the BRFA budget bill, which now heads to Governor Hogan for his signature.
The March 25 edition of “Off to the Races on The Racing Biz Radio Network” had a bevy of great guests. Check it out here!
Representatives of Breeders’ Cup next month will visit Laurel Park, which is angling to host the event in 2020 or 2021.
Want to experience the thrill of owning a racehorse (without the risk)? Check out Laurel Park’s Fantasy Owners’ Day March 18!
Wagering handle on Saturday’s Fritchie card at Laurel Park was over $4.9 million – nearly 70 percent above the same day last year.
Supporters have withdrawn legislation to give Maryland an equine medical director. Why? Blame BRFA.
Bigger purses have changed the claiming game, presenting challenges – and opportunities – for both horsemen and racetracks.
The Maryland Thoroughbred Career Program encourages young people to work in the Thoroughbred industry and will launch in June.