Winner of 2011 Preakness and past Oldsmar riding champion captures two races on card; Tampa Bay Downs jockeys to visit Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital on Monday.

Conditioner also went 4-for-4 here in March; his Bill's Passion edges horse trained by his wife Mary in Turf Dash Prep; Daniel Centeno rides three of Bennett's winners, with Erick Rodriguez notching the record-tying victory; Fernando De La Cruz rides winner No. 200 of 2016.

Chance of Luck confirms trainer's high opinion by holding on in Inaugural; Florida-bred filly R Angel Katelyn rewards Bradenton, Fla.-based owners with impressive Sandpiper score.

Trainer Jason DaCosta spent $15,000 combined for two of top Inaugural Stakes contenders; rival Gerald Bennett sends out Sandpiper favorite; Peruvian jockeys Pablo Morales, Fernando De La Cruz each ride two winners.

After picking up $160,000 in stakes purse money Saturday at Aqueduct in New York, Centeno serves notice he is eager to keep the ball rolling throughout the winter and early spring at his home racetrack.

Time will tell if Everything Lovely can match the on-track accomplishments of Joya Real, but her performance today has co-owner and trainer Kathleen DeMasi eager to find out; 2016-2017 meeting resumes in front of 4,010.

An 11-race card begins at 12:10 p.m., highlighted by the Lightning City Prep.

Popular "Welcome Back" Breakfast is on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 8-10 a.m.; calendars, caps, umbrellas among items to be given away this season to loyal fans; four "Kids & Family Day" outings on tap.

The EG Vodka Turf Classic and the 14 Hands Winery Sophomore Turf are two of six $100,000 stakes races scheduled on the lucrative April 2 card.

Plenty of Tampa Bay Downs connections add to the intrigue and excitement for area racing fans as Breeders' Cup XXXIII approaches; both Friday and Saturday action to be simulcast at Tampa Bay Downs and Tampa Greyhound Track Poker & Racebook.

The opening of the barn area signals a heightened anticipation for the resumption of the 2016-2017 meeting on Saturday, Nov. 26; track to open for training next week; Tampa Bay Downs to simulcast Breeders' Cup XXXIII on Friday and Saturday.

Tampa Bay Downs to offer almost $3-million in stakes money; Florida Cup purses increase by 33 percent, to $100,000 a race; Grade III Sam F. Davis joins Grade II Lambholm South Tampa Bay Derby as a "Road to the Kentucky Derby" points race.

Combination of abundant turf racing, strong competition attracts national attention, dollars; Samy Camacho wins Jockeys' Challenge, looks for a weekend he will never forget.

Two-day event comes at a perfect time for many; trainer Robert Boileau, a former Florida Downs jockey, saddles two winners; Samy Camacho leads tight Jockeys' Challenge race.

Majority of races both days scheduled for turf course; riders to compete for $5,000 in bonus money; The Black Honkeys, Soul Circus Cowboys to perform after Friday card.

A Tampa Bay Downs mainstay for more than 40 years, she was instrumental in the introduction of Sunday racing, the hiring of two pretty famous announcers and her friendly manner.

Top trainer Gerald Bennett, leading jockey Antonio Gallardo, leading owner Jagger, Inc. (Jamie and Mandy Ness) and top apprentice rider Chad Lindsay recognized; Pedro Cotto, Jr., rides three winners.

Third-largest Oldsmar crowd to ever watch Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands simulcast sees Nyquist cruise; Sunday is Fan Appreciation Day, in addition to being Mom Appreciation Day.

Destin, Outwork and Brody's Cause represent Tampa Bay Downs hopes for third Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands success; lots of other Oldsmar "graduates" to compete on undercard.

Sale of framed photographs of American Pharoah and Secretariat through silent auction on Kentucky Derby Day to benefit Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund; Daniel Centeno rides three winners; retired jockey recalls some of the "good old days."