Two days of Thoroughbred action and concerts headlined by The Superstars featuring Ronnie D and the Soul Circus Cowboys -- plus high-spirited racing Corgis -- make the Oldsmar oval the place to kick off the long Independence Day weekend.

Familiar faces take home the hardware on the next-to-last day of the 2016-2017 meeting.

Fourth-largest crowd in track history enjoys all the trappings leading to the world's greatest Thoroughbred race; Edwin Gonzalez, Samy Camacho don't leave much for other jocks.

April hot streak leads to Tampa Bay Brewing Company recognition; four Tampa Bay Downs alums set to chase Kentucky Derby immortality.

Thoroughbred action Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus simulcasts of Longines Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands, is what we've been waiting for...

Trainers and jockeys prepare to bid a fond farewell to their Oldsmar fans; guys like Wilmer Garcia still have races to win.

Virtually assured of a record sixth Tampa Bay Downs riding title, veteran is also closing in on 2,500 North American victories.

Horses with Oldsmar form hope to make noise on May 6 under Twin Spires; Hold On Smokey returns to winner's circle for Kielty; Art Sherman visits -- after nearly 60-year absence.

Non-profit, volunteer organization will use money to construct a much-needed new building that will help further its mission.

Oldsmar newcomer puts finishing touches on a successful meeting by collecting Hampton Inn & Suites Jockey of Month honor; sixth title nears for Centeno.

4-year-old filly continues to improve for leading trainer Gerald Bennett and owner Juan Cacho Castro, who is also the conditioner's assistant; top jockey Daniel Centeno widens lead in standings.

Loooch Racing Stables pays $62,500 for filly, then finishes 1-3 in $1.25-million Charles Town Classic; jockey Ronnie Allen, Jr., rides two winners, moves to 3,499 for career.

Recent 6-for-16 streak earns conditioner Tampa Bay Brewing Company honor; additional Pick-5 wager to begin with Saturday's first race.

Veteran reinsman moves closer to record sixth Oldsmar crown; Tampa Bay Downs to add Pick-5 on Saturday, beginning with the first race.

Always Dreaming, who broke his maiden at the Oldsmar oval on Jan. 25, sits atop all the major 3-year-old rankings after his recent Xpressbet Florida Derby romp; Tampa Bay Downs is closed Sunday for Easter.

Learning from Hall of Famers Cordero and Velasquez encourages Ferrer to "pay it forward," even as he continues to win at a healthy rate; Centeno, Gonzalez ride two winners each.

Veteran rider aggravates injury incurred Friday while riding third successive winner; largest trifecta payout of meeting in eighth race, fueled by 77-1 shot Melora.

Venezuela native not only leads jockey standings, he has the best winning percentage; Morales being evaluated at St. Joseph's; Allen now has 3,497 winners after two-win day.

The Tampa Bay Downs Claims Clerk, Brenda Jones, conducts a track-record 12-way shake after the third race; Daniel Centeno, Edwin Gonzalez each ride three winners.

Former barrel racer earns Tampa Bay Brewing Company Trainer of Month honor; veteran jockey Jose Ferrer inspired by first-ever Masters visit, rides two winners.