Owner/breeder/trainer John McKee has plenty of reasons to be optimistic in the upcoming West Virginia Breeders Classic.
For different reasons, trainers James W. Casey — a Charles Town legend — and Kelly Breen hadn’t been to CT in 2015 — until both won big Saturday night.
Hot City Girl took the field all the way to post an upset in the Grade 3 Charles Town Oaks Saturday night.
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Flattering Bea, a six-time winner at Charles Town, will look for a seventh win in Saturday’s Pink Ribbon Stakes.
Multiple graded winner Sarah Sis has been installed as the 9-5 favorite for Saturday’s G3 Charles Town Oaks.
For Ruby Notion — a West Virginia-bred trained by Wesley Ward — the future looks bright after a sharp Monmouth stakes score and a useful trip to England.
Churchill Downs announcer Travis Stone will take over racecalling duties for this fall’s West Virginia Breeders’ Classics XXIX.
Each of the four will be restricted to West Virginia-breds and offer a purse of $30,000 on the September 19 card.
Undefeated Cuppa Mocha Mojo and stakes winner Chrome Mine give trainer David Walters a strong distaff hand heading into Saturday’s Sadie Hawkins Stakes.
