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Lord Miles trains ahead of the 2023 renewal of the Kentucky Derby (Jenny Doyle/Past The Wire)

Gabaldon captures the Royal Palm Juvenile in his racing debut (Coglianese)

Main Event Jey Uso defeating the dominant North American Champion Oba Femi would be the proper payoff to solidify Jey Uso’s credibility. It is no secret that Jey Uso’s legacy is being part of one of the greatest tag teams of all time, the Uso’s. However since the start of the Bloodline story, Jey has clearly shown he can hang as a singles wrestler, other than a fairly average match against his brother at Wrestlemania 40. Whether it was being the traumatized cousin facing Roman Reigns or being the Tribal Chief’s right-hand man, the former multi-time tag team champion has consistently produced quality singles matches. It is not just his matches. His ability to act and emote is a great asset to the WWE. Moreover, Uso has risen up the ranks in merchandise sales recently.

LAUREL, Md. – Boardshorts’ 2-year-old filly Sharedashenanigans, the first foal out of Grade 1-winning mare Sharing, kicked off Saturday’s Laurel Park program in style with a popular and professional victory in her career debut.

Skippylongstocking ahead of the Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile (G1) (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)

Circle P was all business scoring in the 2023 Maryland Juvenile Stakes at Laurel Park. (Jim McCue/MJC)

Sibelius captures the Mr. Prospector (G3) Dec. 23 at Gulfstream Park (Coglianese)

Whenigettoheaven with JC Torrealba up. (Jerry Dzierwinski /MJC)

Runnymoore Racing’s Alla Breve upsets $75,000 Jameela in Stakes Debut. (Maryland Jockey Club Photo)

LAUREL, Md. – Live Oak Plantation homebred Forever Souper, third as the favorite in his previous two starts, rediscovered his multiple stakes-winning form with a popular front-running 4 ¾-length triumph in Sunday’s listed $100,000 Prince George’s County at Laurel Park.