With eight wins including a stakes triumph last week, jockey Trevor McCarthy earned Jockeys’ Guild Jockey of the Week honors.
There was controversy aplenty, and some locals human and equine made very good, indeed. Here are some of the top stories of 2021 in Maryland racing.
With Southern California racing dark for the weekend, jockey Trevor McCarthy will return to Delaware – to ride six horses, including in the DelCap.
Jockey Trevor McCarthy will shift his tack to Southern California later this month, and our Mike Valiante caught up with him.
In a new “Off the Pace,” Mike Valiante kicks off a series focused on 10 actions items so important that the racing industry should have done them yesterday.
Off to the Races Radio returns to the air March 13 with a show featuring top jockey Trevor McCarthy and owner-breeder-stallion owner Larry Johnson.
Knicks Go earns honors as the Maryland-bred Horse of the Year, part of the state Thoroughbred industry’s Renaissance Awards.
Jockeys Trevor McCarthy and Katie Davis will shift their tack to New York for the Aqueduct winter meet, Davis said on social media.
Improving four-year-old Malibu Mischief cruised home by five in Laurel Park’s Sunday feature to run her winning streak to six races.
New Jersey-bred No Cents avoided early trouble and came running late to win the James F. Lewis, III Stakes Saturday at Laurel Park.