Barn Area at Colonial Downs Set to Open July 25
With the barn area opening July 25, just one week from now, anticipation is running high for 2019 Colonial Downs race meeting after a six-year hiatus of flat racing in Virginia. 0
CA Owners Pursuing Clearer Agreement on Exclusions
In a July 18 California Horse Racing Board meeting, Thoroughbred Owners of California president and CEO Greg Avioli noted his organization was discussing exclusion policies with the tracks. 0
Extreme Heat Forces Ellis Park to Cancel Friday Card
No decision has been made on Saturday’s races. 0
Competitive Edge Fillies Run 1-2 in Stillwater Stakes
My Italian Rabbi becomes the first black-type winner for both her sire and dam. 0
NYRA Postpones Saratoga Saturday Card Due to Heat
On July 18, the New York Racing Association announced the cancellation of Saturday’s card of racing at Saratoga Race Course due to excessive heat forecast for the Saratoga and greater Capital Region. 0
San Clemente Boasts Tough, Evenly Matched Turf Fillies
Five last-out winners and three stakes winners add to the intrigue of the 10-strong field of sophomore fillies seeking to score in the San Clemente Stakes (G2T) on the grass at Del Mar. 0
Mucho Gusto Another Sale Find for Owner Petersen
Michael Lund Petersen is game when it comes to buying horses at public auction, with TVG.com Haskell Invitational Stakes (G1) contender Mucho Gusto among his 2018 purchases when bought for $625,000. 0
Sea of Class Making Steady Progress From Colic Surgery
Top-class filly Sea of Class is reported to be making progress July 18 in the fight for her life. 0
Rick Hammerle Joins Oaklawn as Racing Coordinator
Hammerle was most recently vice president of racing at Santa Anita Park. 0
Catalina Cruiser Back for San Diego Defense
One year after the San Diego Handicap (G2) served as his coming out party, Catalina Cruiser returns to the 1 1/16-mile test at Del Mar as one of the stars of the handicap division. 0
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