Our Four on the Floor handicapping feature returns, with, as Derby Bill Watson calls it, the Grade 1 Racing Biz Invitational. Check in to see how our experts fare!
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet shares her Saturday longshots and exotic plays with The Racing Biz.
Though few in number, those bettors who nailed the feature at Laurel Park were more than happy to cash on a $136 winner.
Our weekly On Tap feature highlights the weekend’s best races and other events from around the mid-Atlantic – and what a weekend it is!
The misnamed Miss Behaviour’s about as well-behaved a filly as you’ll find. She’s also awfully good, as her win in the Grade 2 Matron demonstrated.
Jamie Ness has claimed seven horses in the last week. Today, he added three wins to his busy schedule, all of which had Jevian Toledo in the irons.
“My whole family has been involved” in his training career says Ollie Figgins, III. That makes Dance to Bristol’s meteoric rise something of a family affair.
A busy Jamie Ness claimed seven horses in the last week to take over the top spot in the Midlantic Claiming 7 in our latest Claimbox report.
At Monday’s Fasig-Tipton sale, Maryland breeders see their industry taking its first steps on the road back.
New sires outpaced the market as a whole at yesterday’s Fasig-Tipton sale — and the sale’s top-seller came from newcomer Quality Road.
A week ago, Midlantic tracks offered 20 stakes races. This week, they offered none – and handle fell by about one-third, in our HandleTrak report.
Horses bred in the mid-Atlantic accounted for a big share of yesterday’s Fasig-Tipton yearling sale, and the news was mostly positive.
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