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Del-certified The Pizza Man cooks up banner year
For the second straight year, a Midwest Thoroughbreds homebred has made a national splash. And both The Pizza Man and Work All Week are Delaware-certified.

Banking on Behrnik’s Bank
How impressive has Behrnik’s Bank in her two dominant wins? Good enough that her sire’s stud fee has quadrupled as a result.

Big Move of the Week: Cathryn Sophia
In our new weekly column, we feature a regional horse who caught our attention. This week: Cathryn Sophia, who romped in the Gin Talking at Laurel Park.

From December’s Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred
December’s Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred magazine is a big one, featuring the stallion directory, Maryland Million coverage, and much more. Here’s a peek.

For Ben’s Cat, horse cookies, and more racing
King Leatherbury’s popular nine-year-old gelding Ben’s Cat may have one more 2015 start in him — and will return to racing in 2016.

Bird of Trey romps in Pennsylvania Nursery
Bird of Trey moved to the head of the class of Pennsylvania-bred juveniles Saturday with a dominant score in the $101,000 Pennsylvania Nursery Stakes.

Lady Sabelia defends Willa on the Move title
Lady Sabelia defended her Willa on the Move Stakes title, and Vorticity took the Marylander on a busy Saturday at Laurel Park.

Cathryn Sophia wows in Gin Talking triumph
Two-year-old filly Cathryn Sophia stamped herself one to watch with a 16-length win in the Gin Talking Stakes at Laurel Park Saturday.

Lane Luzzi lands first win
Young apprentice Lane Luzzi registered his first career win in today’s third race at Laurel Park.

Morning Fire favored in Pennsylvania Nursery
Morning Fire is the 5-2 favorite in Saturday’s Pennsylvania Nursery Stakes, and a win there would give his sire, Friesan Fire, his first progeny stakes win.