Wild Warrior topped a three-horse thriller in Saturday’s Private Terms Stakes, and all three may reconvence in next month’s Federic0 Tesio.
Trainer Tim Keefe has been hoping to get 3yo Code of Silence into two-turn races. He’ll get his chance in Saturday’s Private Terms at Laurel Park.
This week’s Maryland Racing Today podcast features trainer Tim Keefe, as we chat about his horses past and present and the state of racing.
Three-year-old Top Manipulator improved to 2-for-3 in his young career, grinding down the favorite to win a Laurel Park allowance.
Just Philtored all but sewed up champion Md-bred 2yo filly honors in the Juvenile Filly, while Code of Silence was up late to prevail in the Md. Juvenile.
In this Maryland Million Moment, we recall 2014, when Eighttofasttocatch became the first horse to win three editions of the Classic.
A board to govern the new Maryland Jockey Club, a new training center, and new breeder incentives are top priorities for Maryland’s horsemen and breeders.
Trainer Tim Keefe is enjoying a productive winter meet at Laurel Park, and one key reason is Too Many Kisses, who won today’s Conniver Stakes.
With two wins Friday at Laurel Park, jockey Forest Boyce reached the 1,000-win milestone in her career while also enjoying a successful racing winter.
Advocates of the Maryland Racetrack Operating Authority’s “Pimlico Plus” plan portray it as a chance to get a clean slate and “control our destiny.”