Baoma Corp's Domus (Uncle Mo) went right to the front and dominated a field of Del Mar maidens to become the newest 'TDN Rising Star, presented by Hagyard' for his late sire. Breaking well to lead stablemate Nayar (Tiz the…
Joe Harper, CEO of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, will transition from his day-to-day role and will assume the title of CEO Emeritus at the end of this year, Del Mar officials announced July 24.
Edited Press Release Joe Harper, Chief Executive Officer of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club (DMTC), will transition from his day-to-day role and will assume the title of CEO Emeritus at the end of this year, Del Mar officials announced today.…
Del Mar announces its 14th annual Jockey Karaoke fundraiser in support of the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund, held July 26 at the Belly Up Tavern.
The popular Jockey Karaoke competition in Del Mar will return for the 14th year to the Belly Up Tavern on Sunday, July 26, the PDJF announced Tuesday. The annual event, held as a fundraiser for the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund,…
All 3-year-olds this week, topped by a near-triple-digit Beyer on Del Mar's opening weekend. 5-BULLET JOURNAL, WO, 7/18-3rd, 6 1/2f VIDEO Beyer Speed Figure-84 (f, 3 Cloud Computing–My Lil Shamrock, by City Zip) O-Chivalry Thoroughbred Racing and Sherri Greenberg. B-Ledgelands/Shelley…
Trainer Bob Baffert said Metropolitan Handicap (G1) and 2025 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (G1) winner Nysos is leaving Kentucky July 18 and heading to California to run in the Aug. 22 Pacific Classic Stakes (G1) at Del Mar.
He went right to the front and ran them off their feet. Proletariat (Raging Bull {Fr}) proved too good for them Friday, and dominated the Oceanside Handicap on opening day at Del Mar to collect his first stakes victory. Breaking…
Grass racing rules a powerful portion of the Del Mar product, which will be on display July 17 through Labor Day, Sept. 7. Of the 21 graded stakes scheduled over the 32-day summer meet, 10 have been earmarked for the…
The Del Mar jockey colony is an ever-changing organism. New faces come in while popular veterans exit.