The Maryland Stadium Authority, which in 2024 announced plans to rebuild Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, has reached a tentative agreement with The Stronach Group to acquire Laurel Park for the ...
Right to Party, runner-up in the Grade 2 Wood Memorial, was scratched from Saturday’s Kentucky Derby due to lameness in his right foreleg, opening a spot for Robusta to join the field. Kenny McPeek, ...
The success of Japan-based horses in America and internationally has fueled thoughts that a Kentucky Derby may soon be within reach for a horse from the Land of the Rising Sun. For the fourth straight ...
David Aragona's TimeformUS Highlight Horse for Sunday, April 18, at Aqueduct.
:: DRF Road to the Derby Package Available Now! Save 37% on key handicapping essentials through Kentucky Derby day. Nick Tammaro, making the Derby line for the first time for Churchill Downs, kept ...
Seth Klarman fancies himself a bit of a contrarian. It is a philosophy that has helped make him one of the most successful investors in America. It is a philosophy that has made him one of the most ...
Attendance at this year’s Preakness Stakes on May 16 at its temporary home of Laurel Park in Maryland will be limited to 4,800 people, according to 1/ST Racing and Gaming, the company responsible for ...
There's a good reason you don't recognize the face and voice of the woman appearing on the Monmouth simulcast feed to express her opinions on upcoming races and their participants. This is Samantha ...
Cornucopian and Imagination, stakes winners at Santa Anita and in Saudi Arabia in their last starts, had six-furlong workouts at Santa Anita on Friday in advance of scheduled starts in the Grade 1 ...
Croix du Nord became the first Japanese Derby winner in nearly 20 years to win the Grade 1 spring running of the Tenno Sho at Kyoto Racecourse in Japan on Sunday.
Confessional, a son of Essential Quality trained by Brad Cox, will be first or second choice in a Sam Davis field that includes Renegade, who despite his official status as a maiden, could be favored ...
Karl Broberg, who operates one of the nation’s most successful racing stables, is stepping away from training at the track in order to develop young horses at his farm, he announced Friday.
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