Homebred Miss Harriett zips to Wide Country win
Miss Harriett, a Narrow Leaf Farm homebred who sprung a 60-1 upset at first asking, won Saturday’s Wide Country Stakes at Laurel Park.
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Laurel Park Fritchie day stakes updates
Brief updates on the day’s stakes from Laurel Park…
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VIDEO: Laurel Park in 60 seconds: Feb. 22
Laurel Park in :60 highlights three of the weekend’s top Laurel stories in (a little more than) a minute…
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Luna Bella impresses in Wide Country score
Luna Belle impressed again in the Wide Country Stakes at Laurel Park, while fellow soph Local Motive recaptured his winning ways in the Miracle Wood.
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Miracle Wood Stakes quick hits
Saturday’s Miracle Wood and Wide Country Stakes kick off the local routes to the Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan. Our preview in bullet points.
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The week in social media: Feb. 26
Street Lute keeps it rolling, Triple Crown winner Hall of Fame nominees are announced, and a lawsuit roils the industry, in the week in social media.
Read More Street Lute keeps playing winning tune
Street Lute won for the seventh time in eight starts as part of Saturday’s undercard stakes at Laurel Park.
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Street Lute looking to keep good roll going
Street Lute has been the hottest runner in a Jerry Robb barn that itself is on a lengthy hot streak. She’ll try to keep it going in Saturday’s Wide Country.
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Five answers from Saturday’s Laurel Park stakes
Now that the weekend’s Laurel Park stakes are in the book, we’ve got answers to those five questions we posed last week…
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Lebda, Naughty Thoughts post upset scores in Laurel stakes
Lebda, in the Miracle Wood, and Naughty Thoughts, in the Wide Country, posted front-running upset scores in two Laurel sophomore stakes.
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Laurel Park 2020 Winter Sprintfest stakes: In Focus
We dig into the West Virginia Breeders Classics with analysis, picks and previews.
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Five questions for Saturday’s Laurel Park stakes
Laurel Park has five stakes on tap for February 15, including two Grade 3 events in the Barbara Fritchie and General George. We’ve got five questions.
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