Jeff Runco Archives • The Racing Biz

Post Time heads strong Midlantic Cigar Mile day group

by Frank Vespe | Dec 4, 2024 | Breaking, Breeding, Maryland, MD Breeding, PA Breeding, Pennsylvania, Regionwide, Virginia, Virginia Breeding, West Virginia, WV Breeding | 0 |

Post Time is among four Midlantic-breds in Saturday’s Grade 2 Cigar Mile at the Big A, while two others are in the Remsen.

WVBC: “Future of WV-bred racing” on display

by Ted Black | Oct 14, 2024 | Breaking, Bylined Race Recap, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

A pair of juvenile races on WVBC night put the “future of West Virginia-bred racing in the spotlight as Annapolis Road and Diakonissa won.

Runaldo up late to win Sam Huff WV Breeders Classic

by Ted Black | Oct 12, 2024 | Breaking, Bylined Race Recap, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

The improving Runaldo made his first three-turn try one to remember when he prevailed in a thrilling edition of the $300,000 Sam Huff WV Breeders Classic.

Ageless Penguin Power could extend WVBC streak

by Ted Black | Oct 9, 2024 | Breaking, Bylined Feature, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

Last-out stakes winner Penguin Power, now a 9-year-old, could win his record sixth WVBC event and third straight Dash for Cash Saturday.

Two-year-olds take stage in Charles Town stakes

by Frank Vespe | Sep 20, 2024 | Breaking, Bylined Race Preview, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

A pair of Charles Town stakes – one on Friday and one on Saturday – put 2-year-olds in the spotlight for the first time this year.

Runco takes aim at CT Classic with Coastal Mission

by Ted Black | Aug 21, 2024 | Breaking, Bylined Race Preview, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

Coastal Mission, second in back-to-back graded stakes, will take his biggest swing yet when the Jeff Runco trainee runs in Friday’s Charles Town Classic.

Skippylongstocking seeks to defend CT Classic title

by Press Release | Aug 19, 2024 | Breaking, Press release preview, Racing, West Virginia, WV Racing | 0 |

Skippylongstocking is set to defend his title Friday in the Grade 2 Charles Town Classic, and a win will get him to just about $3 million in the bank.