Owners’ Day at Delaware Park will take on added significance this year, as it will also be Ramon Dominguez day, in honor of the retired star rider.
In our weekly LookBack, we circle back on some recent top stories to see what happened next, plus some other news and notes.
Apprentice rider Jevian Toledo won four races at Timonium this afternoon, the second straight day in which a rider won four times.
Will Last Gunfigher hit the mark? Will the Glow be Warm enough? Can Chamois wipe away recent defeats? And more, in our Four on the Floor feature.
The Timonium state fair racing meet kicked off today with small dips in handle and attendance.
Our weekly On Tap feature highlights the weekend’s best races from around the mid-Atlantic.
The Maryland Racing Commission will delay implementation of a rule allowing claims to be voided. It will not be in effect for the Timonium meet — and may not be ready for the start of the Laurel fall meet.
For Maryland-based trainers, the short stand at Timonium, which begins on Friday, is more than just another race meet. It’s a homecoming of sorts, and a new beginning.
The number of horses claimed in the mid-Atlantic region rose, while the gross and average values fell, according to our new Claimbox report.
Rider Kristina McManigell, injured in a spill at Delaware Park on Monday, reportedly is “coming around nicely.”
Colonial Downs owner Jeffrey Jacobs has withdrawn a complicated proposal to sell the racetrack to a company, MTR Gaming, that he would then control.
Racing returns to Maryland for the first time in nearly three months, when Timonium kicks off its 10-day meet on Friday, August 23.
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