Trainer Kelly Breen will send out a pair of logical contenders in Monmouth’s two Saturday juvenile stakes, the Sorority and the Sapling.
Despite modest numbers and a lack of high profile tracks, New Jersey officials are hopeful that exchange wagering is the wave of the future.
Claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic was flat on a month-over-month basis but 2016 to date lags well behind 2015, in our Claimbox report.
Calamity Kate and trainer Kelly Breen are used to being overlooked by bettors. But they’re hoping all eyes are on them after today’s Breeders’ Cup Distaff.
For different reasons, trainers James W. Casey — a Charles Town legend — and Kelly Breen hadn’t been to CT in 2015 — until both won big Saturday night.
QuickTake: We previewed the Breeders’ Cup by covering horses connected to the mid-Atlantic. How they ran made us wonder if we had a “cover jinx,” until…
During the run-up to the Breeders’ Cup, we highlighted some of the weekend’s Midlantic rooting interests. Here’s how they did.
Self-described “Jersey Boy” Kelly Breen has taken the long cross-country flight and will have two runners primed for Breeders’ Cup glory this weekend.
Here, in the first, of two parts, is a quick, post-position draw update on some of the Midlantic-connected runners expected to run in this weekend’s Breeders’ Cup.
After a 20-month injury break, Bern Identity has now ripped off three wins in just over a month after a flashy score in the Dave’s Friend Stakes.