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No pun intended, but we’ve lost track of how many stakes, surface, and course records were set this season at the Spa. We’re setting the Over/Under at seven. If that’s incorrect we’re certain someone will
In light of Saturday’s results, we have come up with newly graded set of entries reflecting results, not forecasts. Below, then, is the order of finish with post time odds: Would like to note that
Randy Romero, a Hall of Fame jockey who won more than $75 million in purses, passed away Thursday, after a long battle with cancer. He was 61. Born in Erath, Louisiana on December 22, 1957,
Of all the great renewals of this event, there have been so many memorable moments. Until I looked it up, I had forgotten that Forego won this race from 1974 through 1977; twice at 10
LAS VEGAS–Shug McGaughey has never been a fan of West Coast racing. This is true even when the Breeders’ Cup is at Santa Anita or Del Mar. His comments after Code of Honor’s dominant score
I’m about to commit Thoroughbred heresy and, in the process, incur the wrath of racing fans, Breeders’ Cup, and Santa Anita Park. But if the Travers winner comes back to win the Jockey Club Gold
When a jockey mounts a horse, the horses gets tense. The best riders are those who get horses to relax despite the weight of a human being on their backs. Randy Romero was at his
A serious question: By the end of his career, hopefully many years from now, will Chad Brown become a legendary G.O.A.T. at bringing turf runners back from long, extended layups? I know that appears sophomoric,
By KEN WEINGARTNER — The wide-open sophomore pacing colt landscape
“I thought he looked great,” Shug McGaughey said of his
HRI EDITED RELEASE — Laurel Park will begin gearing up
On Today’s Scorecard, consider that Washington Nationals ace hurler Stephen
HRI EDITED RELEASE – The 20-cent Rainbow 6 went un-hit for a
Can’t shake the guilt here, going on record with a
Good to see the Grade 1 Haskell Invitational winner back
Grinding Out The Profits — From Playbook Totals Tipsheet Newsletter:
Hope we’re not getting in a rut here, but on
Laurel Park Staff — My Sistersledge, already a two-time Maryland
Executive editor John Pricci provides his insights on everything thoroughbred
racing. Big horses, big races, politics, it’s all here in his free “Feature Race Analysis” and “On the Line” column.
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Has been a groom, clocker, handicapper, sportswriter, columnist and editor at various times throughout a career that has spanned more than three decades.
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Has been a sports writer, columnist and editor at various times throughout a journalistic career that spans more than four decades. His passionate writing and reporting on thoroughbred racing.
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