Fasig-Tipton officials are hoping this week’s Midlantic yearling sale will benefit from the rescheduled Preakness.
Saturday’s Owners Day at Delaware Park features 11 races, 6 stakes, competitive fields, and a horse named Maythehorsebewithu. What more could you ask?
In a new “Where are they now?” Linda Dougherty catches us up on Hall of Fame jockey Sam Boulmetis, Sr., a Baltimore native who made his name in New Jersey.
Just an ordinary racehorse, Juba made his name with an entertaining Twitter account. Now his owners hope he’ll make it in the breeding shed.
In a new “Where are they now?” Linda Dougherty catches up with multiple graded stakes-winning trainer Ben Perkins, Sr., 86,,who still is active in the game.
Bug rider Alexander Crispin came to the US to chase his dream of being a jockey. So far, so good: he’s the fourth-leading rider this meet at Delaware Park.
The Maryland-bred Disco Rico mare Katarica Disco has enjoyed tremendous success with the Pennsylvania sire Weigelia, producing seven winners.
Linda Dougherty takes a look at Saturday’s Delaware Handicap.
While there was uncertainty entering the Fasig-Tipton 2-year-olds in training sale, the market turned out to be solid – especially for Maryland-breds.
Following the breeze show last week, our correspondent tabbed some horses to watch at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2-year-old sale. Here’s how they did.