Please Flatter Me, second to the brilliant Covfefe last out, got back to winning in the Alma North, while Cordmaker took the Polynesian at Laurel Park.
The speedy PA-bred Please Flatter Me has her trainer “cautiously optimistic” entering the G3 Miss Preakness Stakes Friday.
Our Ghosts of Racetracks Past series continues with the story of Atlantic City, the glamorous playground that limped to the finish line.
Which trainers are hottest at Laurel Park? We look beyond the standard metrics.
The Pennsylvania equine industry is working to ensure state legislators don’t raid racing’s share of slots money as the state tries to fill a budget deficit.
January claiming activity in the mid-Atlantic was up 40 percent versus the prior year, aided by an additional track being open.
Bigger purses have changed the claiming game, presenting challenges – and opportunities – for both horsemen and racetracks.
Apprentice jock Ashley Castenze has had a whirlwind start to her career: 11 wins in 28 starts and her first suspension. All part of becoming a solid pro.
Mark Reid, who has done pretty much everything you can do in horse racing, will train a string of horses at Delaware Park this meet.
For lacrosse coach Dave Cottle, this week will mark his first time selling a horse he bred at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale. If form holds, he’ll do just fine.