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- 06/21/2019in News
MONMOUTH RACES CANCELED
Because of soft course conditions, Monmouth Park has canceled today’s two steeplechase races.... - 06/17/2019in News
MONDAY REPORT FOR JUNE 17 NOW AVAILABLE
The Monday Report for June 17, featuring jump racing at Monmouth Park on Friday, is now available here. The web address is: https://www.nationalsteeplechase.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/MR6-17-19w.pdf... - 06/17/2019in News
MONMOUTH RATINGS HANDICAP DRAWS TOUGH FIELD
Jump racing moves to the Jersey Shore and beautiful Monmouth Park on Friday with a $35,000 ratings handicap featuring a well-matched field of 10 and an oversubscribed $30,000 maiden hurdle. The 2 1/16-mile maiden hurdle will kick off the card at the historic Oceanport track with a 1:15 p.m. post time, and the ratings handicap at 2 3/8 miles will b... - 06/13/2019in Events, Home Page Featured, News
SARATOGA RECEPTION SET FOR BOOK LAUNCH
A July 25 reception at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame will celebrate the publication of Racing Time: A Memoir of Love, Loss and Liberation by Patrick Smithwick, who has been aptly described as the chronicler of the American steeplechase mind. The date and the setting are both significant and appropriate. A few hours before the 5:30...
Fisher and Mitchell complete their bang-up spring with a big Fair Hill finale
Fair Hill capped the end of the NSA Spring season with two days of racing, and after nine sanctioned events, trainer Jack Fisher and jockey Michael Mitchell extended their impressive leads at the end of their respective standings. Heading into the summer season, Fisher tops all trainers with a remarkable 22 victories -- 15 more than his nearest competitor Jonathan Sheppard -- while Mitchell leads Sean McDermott in wins, 15 to nine. Among horses, Gill Johnston's Amnicalola took the featured Iris Coggins Memorial filly and mare stakes, while Bob Kinsley's No Wunder captured the Valentine Memorial. Tod Marks has the photo recap.
