Arnold Heft, owner of Eighttofasttocatch, passes
Arnold Heft, who owned top Maryland-bred Eighttofasttocatch, has passed away at age 94.
Arnold Heft, who owned top Maryland-bred Eighttofasttocatch, has passed away at age 94.
Racetrack people have a long history of taking care of their own, and the holidays are no exception.
Two Maryland-breds — Eighttofasttocatch and Joint Custody — took open stakes on Saturday at Laurel, and the big winner may have been the Maryland-bred program itself.
On a day with a pair of juvenile stakes, veteran campaigner Eighttofasttocatch stole the show with his 10th career stake victory.
Eighttofasttocatch is favored to win the 10th stake of his career on Saturday at Laurel Park on a card which also includes a pair of juvenile races.
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With a record tied and Dance to Bristol’s retirement honored, it was that kind of day at Laurel Park on Saturday; even while looking forward, the mind kept reaching back.
Handicapper Bobby Zen watched Saturday’s Laurel races with one goal in mind: to find promising juveniles to keep an eye on in the future. Here’s what he saw.
Eighttofasttocatch cruised to an easy win for his third straight Jennings Handicap triumph, making him just the second horse to do so.
At the Maryland Million post draw, you couldn’t shake the feeling that this old event is becoming new all over again.