Maine's path to sports betting legalization was hard-earned. Early attempts by legislators to get this form of gambling passed were supported by peers – and rejected by the governor. But Gov.

Far Bridge looks like a standout in Saturday's Grade 2, $400,000 Man o' War Stakes, a field that came up so light it is carded as the second race on an 11-race program at Aqueduct that has four ...

Was a close fifth in the Churchill Downs Stakes enough to send Mullikin on to the $1 million Met Mile on June 7 at Saratoga? Probably not.

The Florida legislature wrapped up its 2025 session late Friday night without agreeing on any bills that would allow Gulfstream Park to decouple its racing and casino licenses, a victory for the ...

Pennsylvania Sire Stakes action for 2025 kicked off on Saturday afternoon at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows with three $41,121 divisions for 3-year-old male pacers. Louprint, last year's Dan ...

On a rainy Saturday at Churchill Downs, Simply in Front won a watered-down renewal of the Distaff Turf Mile. The race drew 10 entrants of relatively modest accomplishment for a Grade 2 worth $ ...

There was no need for photo finishes last year when Desert Flower won all four of her starts in England, ending with the Group 1 Fillies' Mile at Newmarket in October. Equally as impressive, Lake ...

Trainer Bob Baffert finally has Nysos ready to make his much anticipated return in Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million Churchill Downs Stakes. The seven-furlong fixture drew an outstanding field of 11 ...

The road to the 100th edition of America’s Trotting Classic, the Grade 1 Hambletonian Stakes, begins Saturday (May 3) with the Grade 3 Dexter Cup for 3-year-old male trotters at The Meadowlands.

A state chockablock with bedroom communities, Connecticut is passionate about college basketball, with UConn's women's and men's teams regularly contending for national championships. It's also ...

Known for its political independence and outsize importance during presidential primary season, New Hampshire likes to do things its own way. No wonder, then, that the state has chosen to set its ...