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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Trainer Butch Reid grew up going to Delaware Park, and he's hoping to see his hard knocking mare Morning Matcha win that track's biggest race.
By: Frank Vespe
Sunday's Grade 3 Robert G. Dick Memorial has attracked a terrific group of horses, including G1 winner War Like Goddess.
By: Frank Vespe
A slow pace proved no problem for 7-year-old War Like Goddess, who rallied past them all to win the Grade 3 Robert G. Dick Memorial at Delaware Park.
After troubled trips cost her in recent starts, Honor D Lady was reunited with jockey Jose Ortiz today and the result was a dominant Delaware Handicap win.
The time for Sunday's Dashing Beauty Stakes at Delaware Park has been revised downwards after questions were raised.
By: Frank Vespe
Young trainer Nolan Ramsey earned his first stakes win Sunday at Laurel Park when Whenigettoheaven wore down Tidewater to win the Ben's Cat.
By: Frank Vespe
While it won't operate Preakness weekend racing in 2025, the state-created MTROA is nevertheless hoping to build a weeklong celebratoin around it.
Sparkle Blue dropped out of graded company for the first time in five starts and defended her title in Laurel Park's Big Dreyfus Stakes Sunday.
By: Frank Vespe
Direct the Cat, with six straight wins by a combined total of nearly 60 lengths, should be tough in Saturday's Sylvia Bishop Memorial at Charles Town.
By: Frank Vespe
The cooler Midlantic weather has helped Dean Delivers shake off the Florida doldrums, and he arrives for Laurel's De Francis Dash with two straight wins.
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