WVBC: Defending champs won’t be favored in dashes
Neither Time to Rock nor Maggie’s Girl, the defending champs in two WV Breeders Classics one-turn dashes, is expected to be favored Saturday.
Neither Time to Rock nor Maggie’s Girl, the defending champs in two WV Breeders Classics one-turn dashes, is expected to be favored Saturday.
Nine of last year’s 10 winners on West Virginia Breeders Classics are expected to try it again Saturday, including Sam Huff champ Teachintherelease.
With the 40th edition of the West Virginia Breeders Classics upon us, cofounder Carol Holden takes a look back at its improbable history.
The Charles Town Races Today podcast returns with an episode featuring WV Breeders Classics co-founder Carol Holden on the event’s 40th anniversary.
Owner-trainer Tim Grams first thought Maggie’s Girl would thrive in 7-furlong Charles Town Stakes. Now it looks like one turn is the answer.
Saturday’s West Virginia Breeders’ Classics juvenile and sophomore races may have provided a helpful glimpse into the future for Charles Town racing.
For the third time in four years, a Kristy Petty homebred won the WVBC Cavada as Petty Perfect swept to a decisive victory.
Henry Mercer Memorial Stakes winner Gurney Halleck rallied late that day and will look for another win in Saturday’s WVBC Moscarelli Memorial.
Two sets of full siblings — a threesome and a pair — all could have an impact on Saturday’s West Virginia Breeders Classics card at Charles Town.
Five-year-old Teachintherelease enters Saturday’s Sam Huff Classic as a strong favorite to give trainer Stephen Murdock his first WVBC win.