Kiss the Girl looks to defend her Conniver Stakes title Saturday at Laurel Park, while Whereshetoldmetogo hopes to do the same in the Not for Love.
In Saturday’s Thirty Eight Go Go, the latest MATCH Series race, Artful Splatter will seek a bounceback effort and the divisional lead.
Artful Splatter hasn’t won in six starts, but trainer Kieron Magee is hoping the multiple stakes winner bounces back in Sunday’s Caesar’s Wish.
A circuit court judge ruled that the Maryland Racing Commission’s hearing procedures deprived petitioners of a fair hearing and remanded a case involving the 2020 Geisha Stakes.
Hello Beautiful, winner of the 2019 Md. Million Lassie, will try her hand against older foes in Saturday’s Distaff as she tries to get back on track.
Jockeys Victor Rosales and Alexander Crispin took special joy in Delaware Park’s annual Owners Day today, each earning the first stakes win of his career.
Artful Splatter was first under the wire in the Geisha S. and remains the winner after the Md. Racing Commission rejected losing trainer John Robb’s appeal.
Jerry Robb, trainer of Geisha Stakes runner-up Anna’s Bandit, has appealed the stewards’ decision not to disqualify winner Artful Splatter for interference.
Two longtime owners enjoyed their first stakes wins Saturday at Laurel Park, as Artful Splatter and Honor the Fleet upset the Geisha and Fire Plug Stakes.