Charles Town Races announced Monday that it would start allowing spectators in the first-floor grandstand effective June 22.
Counter Move, a 14-year-old who earned over $400,000, is still running down rivals today as a pony at Charles Town for outrider Casey Fleming.
With Charles Town having a few weeks under its belt, we dig into the track’s statistics and factoids from the first few weeks. What did we learn?
Dr. Feelgood overcame a stumbling start to win the It’s Only Money Stakes at Charles Town, while Twirling Owen won the Fancy Buckles.
Dr. Feelgood looks to help trainer Crystal Pickett hold a winning hand in Saturday’s It’s Only Money Stakes at Charles Town Races.
Its Binn Too Long Stakes winner Twirling Owen will tackle her elders and try to double up in Friday’s Fancy Buckles at Charles Town Races.
Anna’s Bandit was best in Charles Town’s Original Gold Stakes, while her co-WV-bred Horse of the Year Runnin’toluvya, struggled in the Confucius Say.
Saturday’s Confucius Say Stakes at Charles Town has only five runners, but it’s a rugged group topped by graded winner Runnin’toluvya.
Two of last year’s top WV-bred distaffers — Anna’s Bandit and Parisian Diva — are set to meet for the first time in Charles Town’s $50,000 Original Gold.
Maryland shippers Bright Dawn and Twirling Owen swept the weekend’s WV-bred 3-year-old stakes at Charles Town Races.