Alwaysmining heads stakes-quality Laurel feature
Laurel Park’s Friday featured allowance includes five runners with at least $400,000 in earnings, topped by seven-time stakes winner Alwaysmining.
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Mid-Atlantic racing roundup, February 26, 2020
Your five-minute read to catch up on all the Mid-Atlantic racing action you may have missed over the weekend…
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John Jones keeps on going with 12th career win
John Jones won an allowance/optional claimer at Laurel Park Saturday and now is headed back to stakes company.
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John Jones gunning for third Jennings title
Eight-year-old John Jones will aim for his third Jennings Stakes title Saturday at Laurel Park against a field including 2019 Preakness runner Alwaysmining.
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Colonial Downs: Familiar winners cap eventful weekend
It was an eventful weekend at Colonial Downs, and fortunately by Saturday, the excitement was on the racetrack with familiar faces taking the feature.
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Struth, Lewisfield meet again in Not for Love
Struth and Lewisfield, who ran one-two in the Bender Memorial Stakes, meet up again in Saturday’s Not for Love at Laurel Park.
Read More John Jones, Afleet Willy square off in Native Dancer
Saturday’s Native Dancer Stakes at Laurel Park looks to be a battle between multiple stakes winners John Jones and Afleet Willy.
Read More John Jones back in form in Jennings victory
John Jones won for the first time in a year, repeating in the Jennings Stakes at Laurel Park, while My Magician rallied to win the Politely.
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Penn National: Fabulous Strike night storylines
The $200,000 Fabulous Strike and two other stakes headline a 10-race Thanksgiving eve card at Penn National.
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Maryland Million: Layoffs no problem for Turf, Classic favorites
Talk Show Man missed all of 2016; John Jones missed most of ’17. But now, the two are favored in the two richest Maryland Million races.
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Different generations, same goals for Eppler, Gaudet
Trainers Mary Eppler and Lacey Gaudet come from different generations and backgrounds. But, lives linked, both find themselves in the spotlight now.
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2016 in review: Of upsets and circular firing squads
Part 3 of 4 of our 2016 in review, in which we take a sometimes happy, sometimes sad, and most often bemused look at the year that was in the mid-Atlantic.
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