Maryland Pride Day will feature nine races — four stakes — restricted to Maryland-bred or -sired horses and will take place August 22 at Laurel Park.
More than a dozen Maryland racing people — from riders to trainers to executives and more — pitched in to support Habitat for Humanity in Baltimore Wednesday.
Laurel Park Director of racing Georganne Hale and her team are more than ready to get back to racing. It’s our Laurel fall meet preview.
My Fantastic Lady was the overall champ at Pimlico’s Totally Thoroughbred Horse Show — but all retired Thoroughbreds will benefit.
Last weekend’s Thoroughbred Makeover at Pimlico showcased the versatility of the racehorse and, according to some, is exactly “what racing needs.”
Maryland’s horsemen have voted to spend $600,000 to add three days of live racing to the Timonium meet this summer. Only time — and field size, and handle, and attendance — will tell if it was a wise decision.