Sports Executive Maas Joins Del Mar Board of Directors
Fred Maas, a multi-talented sports executive, is the latest member of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club's board of directors.
Fred Maas, a multi-talented sports executive, is the latest member of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club's board of directors.
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club celebrated the conclusion of its 86th summer racing season Sept. 7, reporting substantial increases in wagering—both total and average daily—as well as field size over the 2024 summer meeting.
In just his second outing, Brant turned in a professional victory in the Del Mar Futurity, beating stablemate Desert Gate, both trained by Bob Baffert.
Trainers Bob Baffert and Doug O'Neill are the only ones who have entered horses in the Del Mar Futurity (G1) Sept. 7 at Del Mar, Baffert with four and O'Neill with two.
The stakes-winning Hey Nay Nay tries two turns for the first time in the Sept. 7 Del Mar Juvenile Turf Stakes (G3T) at Del Mar.
As the 2025 Del Mar summer meet approaches its final days, On Racing focuses on the 2-year-old turf colt Hey Nay Nay, plus a look at the John C. Mabee Stakes (G2T), present and past.
Trainer Bob Baffert has won a record 11 Del Mar Debutantes, and could get extend that streak with Himika, Explora, or Bottle of Rouge in the Sept. 6 running of the Del Mar Debutante Stakes (G1) at Del Mar.
Twenty stakes races worth $3.15 million will highlight the 12th Bing Crosby Season at Del Mar beginning on Thursday, Oct. 30, and running through to Sunday, Nov. 30.
On the Sept. 1 episode of BloodHorse Monday, track announcer Larry Collmus recaps the Pacific Classic (G1) and previews closing weekend at Del Mar. Adrian Beaumont explains the process of bringing European horses to Kentucky Downs, and more.