Frank Vespe is a journalist specializing in horse racing and the Maryland racing scene. He writes for publications such as The Racing Biz and BloodHorse, and his work has also been featured in The Baltimore Banner. Frank covers a range of topics including race results, sales, industry news, and the future of Maryland racing.
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Frank Vespe's coverage predominantly focuses on local horse racing events and industry-related news in Maryland, with a particular emphasis on Laurel Park. His articles often include investment analysis and expert commentary related to horse racing.
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Since Frank's geographic focus is local to the United States and specifically Maryland (Laurel), targeted pitches should reflect an understanding of these locations. Additionally, sources familiar with the intricacies of the regional horse racing scene may find success when reaching out to him for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Frank Vespe
It took a scratch and a long rally, but Circle Home was up in time to win the Maryland Million Ladies Saturday at Laurel Park.
By: Frank Vespe
Overnight Pow Wow denied Hessica a WVBC Cavada threepeat and helped give owner-trainer Cynthia McKee a banner four-win night.
Francisco Martinez won four and Spikezone won his fourth, and they did it together, to highlight closing day at Delaware Park.
By: Frank Vespe
Which jockeys and trainers had the best Delaware Park meets? We compare their wins to their projected wins to find out...
The Maryland Jockey Club will race 120 days in 2025, with seven more days run at Timonium, under a slate approved by the Racing Commission Monday.
Twenty-year-old jockey Jeiron Barbosa will shift his tack from Laurel to the Fair Grounds in New Orleans for the meet that begins November 22.
By: Frank Vespe
WVBC Cavada runner-up Hessica will join Distaff winner Change the World and four others from that race in Saturday's My Sister Pearl at Charles Town.
Runaldo, winner of last month's Sam Huff WV Breeders Classic, headlines Saturday's Randy Funkhouser Memorial. to close out Charles Town's stakes schedule.
By: Frank Vespe
Maryland's MTROA may jettison its plan to rotate the Pimlico racing strip, saving the historic track and a substantial amount of money.
The third meeting between Im the Director and Bail Is Denied saw the rivals fight to the wire in the West Virginia Futurity.
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