Covey Trace provides first graded win for trainer, jock
Covey Trace upset the G3 Charles Town Oaks to give her trainer — and jockey — their first graded stakes victories.
Covey Trace upset the G3 Charles Town Oaks to give her trainer — and jockey — their first graded stakes victories.
Millionaire Rise Up looks to annex Saturday’s Wild and Wonderful Stakes, odds and analysis of the full field.
Saturday’s Pink Ribbon looks like a Sugar Maple S. reunion, plus odds and analysis of the field.
Saturday’s Race for the Ribbon at Charles Town includes five Win and You’re In Races for next month’s West Virginia Breeders Classics (WVBC) – and excitement is mounting.
Total handle in the mid-Atlantic region fell 25 percent in August versus July, and the daily average was off by nearly five percent.
West Virginia Breeders Classics XXX will see purses boosted for most of its races, an overall $90,000 increase versus 2015.
Charles Town will switch two West Virginia-bred stakes that are “Win and You’re In” for West Virginia Breeders Classics to its Charles Town Oaks card September 17.
Continuing bad weather means continuing bad news for Charles Town horsemen, as the track has canceled its Friday and Saturday cards.
Charles Town has canceled its Wednesday and Thursday cards because continuing precipitation has delayed its track resurfacing.
The resurfacing of Charles Town’s racing strip – already troubled by the discovery of rocks in the surface – is being further delayed by steady rain the last two weeks.