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Who leads latest Top Midlantic jockey, trainer ranks?
The latest Top Midlantic Jockey and Trainer rankings are out for racing through Septmeber 20. Who are the leaders? The answers are within.

Pirate’s Punch seizes G3 Salvator Mile
Favored Pirate’s Punch was a dominant winner of the Grade 3 Salvator Mile at Monmouth Park Sunday and is likely Breeders’ Cup-bound, his trainer said.

G2 winner Bonny South headed to Black-Eyed Susan
Bonny South, winner of the G2 Fair Grounds Oaks and second in the G1 Alabama, is headed to the G2 Black-Eyed Susan, trainer Brad Cox said.

Preakness: Jesus’ Team to join the fray
Jesus’ Team, second in the Pegasus Stakes and third in the Grade 2 Jim Dandy, will be supplemented to the Preakness

Runnin’toluvya outduels Penguin Power in Gall
Runnin’toluvya outdueled rival Penguin Power to win the Gall Memorial, and sire Juba got his first stakes winner on a night of stakes at Charles Town.

Preakness: Latest in, out, on the fence
A roundup of the latest news and info: who’s in, out, and on the fence for the October 3 Preakness at Pimlico Race Course.

Karamanos wins Laurel summer meet riding title
Veteran rider Horacio Karamanos led throughout the Laurel Park summer meet and just hung on at the end to win the riding title narrowly.

Bug boy Charlie Marquez headed to New York
Apprentice rider Charlie Marquez, just 17, will move his tack to New York, where he’ll team up with agent Angel Cordero, Jr.

Preakness: Art Collector posts strong move
Ellis Park Derby and Blue Grass Stakes winner Art Collector had a strong work Saturday morning and looks to be ready to go for the Preakness.

Beyer: “Triple Crown could use some tweaking”
In an interview on Off to the Races radio, author Andrew Beyer called for the Triple Crown series to start later and have more time between races.