Patrick Moquin

Baldwin boys’ soccer returns just one goal scorer from last season, but coach Chris Soupios and a slew of younger players see it as an opportunity to build something new.

The maiden Gorillaz seems uniquely prepared to make his stakes debut in the $100,000 Sapling on Saturday at Monmouth Park.

After going nearly six years without a stakes victory at Monmouth Park, trainer Michael Trombetta picked up his second in three weeks when Souper Forces rallied late to win the $100,000 Red Bank on Sunday.

Lennox the Grey took full advantage of a murky pace scenario in the Grade 3 Old Dominion Derby, taking the early lead and battling back late for a photo-finish victory on Monday at Colonial Downs.

Storm’s Wake needed every bit of a monstrous rally to take down Soloist in the $250,000 Old Dominion Oaks on Monday at Colonial Downs. The 3-5 favorite was confidently handled by jockey Samuel Marin and competed gamely to outfinish her inside rival by a head.

Coach Nelson Cohen described Uniondale boys’ soccer as a “new/old” program, one that will ask a great deal from its veterans while creating a path forward for those still developing.

Quint's Brew will make his second start at Delaware Park, his home track, in the $125,000 New Castle Handicap on Friday. The six-time stakes winner is currently on the best run of his career and shows no signs of slowing down for trainer Ned Allard.

W h ile the school undergoes construction for a new athletic complex, Baldwin football will similarly need time to fully develop an identity on the field in 2026.

Witty will return to Laurel to take on another stiff field in Saturday's $100,000 Laurel Dash Stakes. The turf sprint division in the Mid-Atlantic has been supremely tough in recent years, and the 7-year-old has always been right in the thick of it.

In lieu of an appearance from the local star Quint’s Brew, Haileysfirstnotion and Spikezone put on a show of their own in the $125,000 New Castle Handicap on Friday at Delaware Park.