Category: Track News

Shenandoah Downs recently completed the spring portion of its “Ten Years of Racing in Woodstock” campaign for 2025, which featured a seven-week spring meet that ran from April 26-June 8.

Saturday’s card at Woodbine Mohawk Park produced total wagering of more than C$5.7 million that is the second-highest handle in history for a Pepsi North America Cup program. The total was up 25 percent over the 2024 handle of nearly C$4.6 million and bested the 2020 handle of some C$5.6 million that was the previous second best. Handle of C$6,317,624 for the 2022 NA Cup card still holds the event handle record.

The Meadowlands’ sixth handicapping contest of the year takes place this Friday (June 20). Players must register and check in at the Clubhouse Lobby by 6:20 p.m. (EDT).

No tickets were able to hit five-of-five in the Pick-5 on Friday night (June 13) at MGM Yonkers Raceway, triggering a $4,599.11 carryover and a $15,000 guaranteed pool in the sequence on Saturday night (June 14).

Due to the overwhelming number of horses entered to participate in the Kentucky Proud Series for the Western Kentucky State Fair that is to be held at Oak Grove on June 18, the following will be the guidelines for all horses competing on that day.

The 14-race Friday (June 13) card will start in style at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, beginning with an Early Pick 5 carryover of $4,231 in races 1-5 with that pool being guaranteed at $20,000.

The 14-race card on Thursday (June 12) at Harrah’s Hoosier Park will be a bettor’s delight as it features a $8,454.72 carryover in the Early Hoosier High 5 (race 7) in addition to the traditional trio of $10,000 Thursday night guarantees.

This morning’s (June 12) qualifiers at Woodbine Mohawk Park have been delayed until 11 a.m. due to a fire in the area.

When live racing resumes on Sunday night (Jun. 15) there will be a special bonus awaiting the faithful fans of Northfield Park.