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TCA announces 71 grants
The grants awarded by Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) total more than $535,000 in awards for Thoroughbred industry nonprofits.
Richard Handlen joins Delaware Wall of Fame
Richard Handlen, the trainer who won the first-ever Delaware Handicap with Rosenna in 1937, was inducted in the Delaware Park Wall of Fame Tuesday.
Vet in Suffused case fined, removed from Lasix duty
The veterinarian who failed to give Suffused Lasix and necessitated her scratch from the G3 Dick Memorial at Delaware Park, has been fined, stewards said.
Patiently handled Paid Up Subscriber ready to jump up in Del ‘Cap
Trainer Al Stall’s trademark is the patience with which he handled Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Blame, and which has served him well with Paid Up Subscriber.
Yesterday and today: July 14 racing highlights
Yesterday and Today highlights the best of yesterday’s mid-Atlantic racing and looks ahead to today’s action.
Inspector Lynley seeks breakthrough win in G3 Kent
Shug McGaughey trainee Inspector Lynley seeks his first stakes win in Saturday’s grassy Grade 3 Kent Stakes at Delaware Park against seven rivals.
I’m a Chatterbox favored in Delaware Handicap
Larry Jones trainee I’m a Chatterbox will face five rivals in the 79th running of the Delaware Handicap on Saturday.
Yesterday and today: July 13 racing highlights
Yesterday and Today highlights the best of yesterday’s mid-Atlantic racing and looks ahead to today’s action.
Maryland Commission receives reports on Preakness day horse deaths
The Maryland Racing Commission today received final reports on the causes of death of Homeboykris and Pramedya, both of which died Preakness day.
Stronach Group gets sign-off on Rosecroft purchase
The Stronach Group, which owns the Maryland Jockey Club, got approval from the Maryland Racing Commission for its acquisition of the Rosecroft Raceway harness track.
