Several horses with connection to the mid-Atlantic region ran in Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup races. Here’s how they did.
Many of this weekend’s Breeders’ Cup contenders have connections to the mid-Atlantic region. Here are some we’re watching.
Christophe Clement helped spoil California Chrome’s Triple Crown party when his Tonalist won the Belmont. This year, he’s rooting for American Pharoah.
Virginia may be for lovers, and I may love New York, but when it comes to the Belmont, there’s more connecting those tourism campaigns than you might think.
In this week’s first NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll of 2015, Shared Belief and Dortmund tower over the fields.
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…
In this week’s final NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll, Main Sequence vaults to the top of the heap.
Tonalist’s breeders and V. E. Day’s owner are more than Breeders’ Cup Classic rivals; they’re Northern Virginia neighbors and, now, friends.
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.
In this week’s NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll, Shared Belief does nothing, which is sufficient to reclaim the top spot over Wise Dan.