Maryland-breds Harpers First Ride, based at Laurel Park with Claudio Gonzalez, and Knicks Go are expected to run next in the G1 Pegasus World Cup.
Talking Pimlico and Laurel renovations, another stakes win for Harpers First Ride, and more, in the week in social media.
Four of the top 10 in the latest Top Midlantic-bred Poll were in action this past weekend, but only Harpers First Ride was able to burnish his resume.
Trainer Claudio Gonzalez won four times over the weekend at Laurel Park to secure his 15 Maryland meet training title.
Harpers First Ride was easily best in the Native Dancer Stakes at Laurel Park, earning his fourth stakes win of 2020.
Harpers First Ride and Laki, third and sixth in the Top Midlantic-bred Poll, headline Laurel Park’s eight-stake day December 26.
Four of the 10 members of the Top Midlantic-bred Poll were in action this past weekend. How’d they do?
Harpers First Ride, the beaten favorite in the Maryland Million Classic, got back on track Saturday in the Richard Small Stakes at Laurel Park.
In the first Top Midlantic-bred Poll of 2020, it’s Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile winner Knicks Go, one of 7 Maryland-breds, who zooms to the head of the class.
Saturday’s Maryland Million Classic is headed by last year-s runner-up, Prendimi, and Grade 3 Pimlico Special winner Harpers First Ride.