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National Handicapping Championship tour winner crowned
The National Handicapping Championship tour crowned its seasonal champ, Eric Moomey, a 42-year-old lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force.
RaceBrief: Horses we watched Jan. 10-11
In today’s RaceBrief: how’d those horses we were watching this weekend do?
Gabby Gaudet’s longshots and exotic plays for January 10
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet plays a Pick 4 and analyzes a claiming race with a clear pace scenario.
Atlantic City Race Course to close
Atlantic City Race Course will close permanently January 16, its owners announced.
Charles Town to go high-def
Charles Town Races and TVG are teaming up to offer the track’s races in high-definition.
On tap: What to watch January 10-11
What’s on tap this weekend… young maidens may be the stars of the show. Our horses to watch…
Sal Sinatra: Big events, Bowie are future keys
Keys to Maryland racing’s future? Big events, says Maryland Jockey Club General Manager Sal Sinatra — and possibly Bowie Training Center.
“Team effort” allows Laurel Park show to go on
Neither rain, nor snow, nor temperatures in the teens could dissuade Laurel Park’s jocks from riding on Thursday.
Retired Racehorse Project, CANTER to team up
CANTER and the Retired Racehorse Project — two prominent organizations promoting second careers for Thoroughbreds — have announced they will team up.
“Excited” Sal Sinatra hopes to help grow Maryland racing
New Maryland Jockey Club General Manager Sal Sinatra is excited to be in Maryland — and to tackle the challenge of returning Maryland racing to prominence.
