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Video: Handicapping Maryland Million 2020
In this video, we gather some of our experts,– John Piassek, Nick Hahn and Gary Quill — to handicap Maryland Million 2020.

Trombetta: Md Million “just as special” in 2020
It’s been a tough year for everyone, but trainer Mike Trombetta, who will probably saddle four, says this Maryland Million will be just as special as ever.

Md Million: Lewisfield seeking second Sprint win
Lewisfield will seek his second victory in three Maryland Million Sprint tries when he tackles that race Saturday at Laurel Park.

Md Million: Mr. d’Angelo back to defend Turf title
Winless since his upset in last year’s Maryland Million Turf, Mr. d’Angelo returns Saturday in an effort to defend his crown.

Aidan Butler named COO of 1/st Racing
Aidan Butler, most recently at Santa Anita, will become chief operating officer of 1/st Racing, the parent of the Maryland Jockey Club.

At 77, trainer Jack Worsley still going strong
Trainer Jack Worsley, 77, said he’ll never retire, and with a promising two-year-old like Singlino in the barn, why would he?

Maryland Million: Robb to saddle four
Trainer Jerry Robb is set to saddle three on Maryland Million day — including two in the Lassie — but not defending Distaff champ Anna’s Bandit.

MD Million: Hello Beautiful tackles Distaff
Hello Beautiful, winner of the 2019 Md. Million Lassie, will try her hand against older foes in Saturday’s Distaff as she tries to get back on track.

Average handle up at Delaware Park
Delaware Park concluded a challenging 2020 meet Saturday with increases in per-race and daily average handle.

Rugged group to contest Maryland Million Classic
Saturday’s Maryland Million Classic is headed by last year-s runner-up, Prendimi, and Grade 3 Pimlico Special winner Harpers First Ride.