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In Pennsylvania case, racing’s rules on trial, too
On Friday, officials arrested three trainers and a clocker at Penn National. Also on trial: racing’s ability to police itself.
Maryland horsemen outline equine retirement plan
The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association has set out the guidelines of its equine retirement program.
HandleTrak: Region’s wagering falls
Gross handle in the mid-Atlantc fell this weekend, while per-card handle was flat, in our HandleTrak report.
LookBack: November 23 questions answered
In our weekend LookBack, we answer the questions raised during the weekend’s racing.
Apprentice Cecily Evans injured in first race spill at Laurel Park
Seven-pound apprentice Cecily Evans was injured when her mount fell during the first race at Laurel Park.
Ben’s Cat points at Fabulous Strike title defense
Ben’s Cat will aim for the 19th stakes win of his career on Thanksgiving eve when he looks to defend his title in the Fabulous Strike at Penn National — but it won’t be easy.
Gabby Gaudet’s longshots and exotic plays for November 23
In our weekly feature, Maryland Jockey Club analyst Gabby Gaudet shares her longshots and exotic plays with The Racing Biz.
On Tap: Questions for November 23
Our weekly On Tap feature highlights the weekend’s best races and other events from around the mid-Atlantic!
Four arrested, charged with fraud at Penn National
Three trainers at Penn National and an employee of the track have been arrested and indicted for fraud.
For Chelsey Keiser, waiting until she – and her horses – are ready is working out
The same patience that served Chelsey Keiser well at the beginning of her riding career is helping her to build success.
