Racing News

Three Bettors Each Win $47,721 in Friday’s Stronach 5

05/31/2019

LAUREL, MD –The Stronach 5 proved very rewarding to three bettors Friday as each walked away with $47,721.30.
    
The unique, national pick 5 kicked off with Fast Enough, a 2-year-old gelded son of Eddington making his career debut, winning the third race at Santa Anita Park. After turf races from Laurel Park and Gulfstream Park, the Stronach 5 headed back to California where the longshot Startender ($37) won the fifth race at Golden Gate Fields.
    

Friday’s Stronach 5 Kicks off at Santa Anita Park

05/30/2019

Three Turf Races, $100,000 Guaranteed Pool, Free Past Performances

Hammond Dedicates Life to Helping Horses and Humans

05/28/2019

Diagnosed with MD, Will Participate in Canter for the Cause June 2

BALTIMORE – Since the age of 3, when she first sat on a pony in the parking lot of the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Jessica Hammond’s life has been one consumed by horses.

As she grew older, so did her passion. Whether counseling backstretch workers, as an owner herself, or in helping find them forever homes, horses have always been part of the equation.

McCarthy, Ness Claim Preakness Meet Titles at Pimlico

05/27/2019

Mandatory Rainbow 6 Jackpot Payout Returns $14,231
$1.19 Million Bet into Popular Multi-Race Wager
Mokheef Gives Trainer Stettinius First Career Victory
Laurel Park Summer Meet Opens Friday, May 31

BALTIMORE – Trevor McCarthy continued his dominance of the jockey standings, and in the process helped trainer Jamie Ness to his first Maryland meet title in four years as the Preakness Meet at Pimlico closed with a special Memorial Day holiday program Monday.

Mandatory Payout Monday at Pimlico

05/26/2019

20-Cent Rainbow 6 Reaches $261,773 for Holiday Monday

BALTIMORE – There will be mandatory payouts in the 20-cent Rainbow 6, 50-cent Late Pick 5 and $1 Super Hi-5 for Monday’s special Memorial Day holiday program that marks the close of the 12-day Preakness Meet at Pimlico Race Course.

Post time for the first of nine races is 1:10 p.m.

20-Cent Rainbow 6 Carryover Stands at $251,028 for Sunday

05/25/2019

Aikenetta Goes Last to First to Capture Saturday Feature

BALTIMORE – For the ninth consecutive racing day, the 20-cent Rainbow 6 went unsolved Saturday at Pimlico Race Course to grow the carryover jackpot to $251,028.48 for Sunday’s eight-race program.

First race post time is 1:10 p.m.

Stronach 5 Rewards 26 Bettors with $5,094 Each

05/24/2019

LAUREL, MD –Friday’s Stronach 5, highlighted by three turf races and four different tracks, had 26 winners, each receiving $5,094.70.

Friday’s sequence began at Gulfstream Park in Florida with Allurstra winning the eighth race and returning $29.40, and ending in California with the gray Confidentially winning the sixth race at Santa Anita Park and paying $11.40.

The national wager has an industry-low 12-percent takeout and a guaranteed pool of $100,000.
         

Moneymeister Gives Apprentice Miller First Maryland Win in 18 Months

05/24/2019

20-Cent Rainbow 6 Carryover Jackpot Grows to $235,491 for Saturday

BALTIMORE – River Card Stable’s Moneymeister swept to the lead on the far outside entering the stretch and drew off through the lane to give five-pound apprentice Jenn Miller the second win of her comeback and first in Maryland in 18 months Friday at Pimlico Race Course.

Maryland Jockey Club Finalizes Rich Stakes Schedule for 2019

05/24/2019

Laurel Summer Offers 13 Stakes Worth $1.1 Million Starting June 16
‘September to Remember’ Returns with 14 Stakes Worth $1.8 Million
De Francis Dash (G3), BWI Turf Cup (G3), $150,000 Bald Eagle Sept. 21
$150,000 All Along Tops Six Stakes Worth $600,000 Sept. 28
November, December Serve Up 15 Stakes Worth $1.375 Million

Alwaysmining ‘Really Well’ Following G1 Preakness

05/24/2019

Multiple Stakes Winner May Shorten Up Upon Return

BALTIMORE – Runnymede Racing’s multiple stakes winner Alwaysmining, who had his six-race win streak snapped in the 144th Preakness (G1) May 18, emerged from the race in good order and returned to the track this week, trainer Kelly Rubley said.

Alwaysmining had his first gallop Thursday at Fair Hill Training Center in Elkton, Md., five days after finishing 11th in the 1 3/16-mile Preakness, where he went off as the fourth choice of 13 sophomores at odds of 6-1.