Entries set for first day of Summer Festival on Tuesday; Homeister named to ride six horses.

Florida joins the vast majority of racing states endorsing the National Uniform Medication Program; regulations to go into effect at Tampa Bay Downs on Day 2 of Summer Festival of Racing.

Fan favorite Rosemary Homeister, Jr., currently riding at Arlington International, has expressed her intention to compete in the Summer Festival of Racing here on Tuesday and Wednesday.

A 14-race card from Pimlico will be highlighted by American Pharoah's attempt to win the second leg of the Triple Crown.

Jamie Ness is likely to clinch his ninth consecutive Oldsmar training crown on June 30, although Gerald Bennett still has an outside chance; apprentice jockey Luis Figueroa on verge of award.

Two more victories on May 3 pushed the new single-season victory record to 147 for the "relentless" Spaniard.

By winning eight races in three days, jockey Antonio Gallardo is primed to celebrate a major milestone.

1970 Kentucky Derby winner Dust Commander was scratched from the 1971 Inaugural Handicap, forcing area fans to wait 36 years to see a (future) Run for the Roses champion in person.

Thoroughbred action at Oldsmar oval Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus simulcasts of Longines Kentucky Oaks on Friday and Run for the Roses on Saturday, make Oldsmar oval the only place to be all weekend.

This time, the spotlight belongs to Dad: Dennis Ward is the Zerillo's Italian Grill Trainer of the Month.

Jockeys Antonio Gallardo and Daniel Centeno ride four winners apiece as Gallardo continues to zero in on a single-season track record.

With his three victories today, Antonio Gallardo is challenging a record still-productive Ronnie Allen, Jr., once held; trainer Chad Stewart captures first graded-stakes victory with Rerun at Gulfstream; Tampa Bay Derby winner Carpe Diem has final workout for Kentucky Derby.

With four days left in the meeting, leading apprentice riders Janelle Campbell and Luis Figueroa are tied with 12 victories apiece.

He's not a mystery man, although it is fair to say he has flown beneath the radar for most of his accomplished career.

Fernando De La Cruz on his way to Indiana Grand to defend his 2014 riding title; Rosemary Homeister, Jr., will bid a fond farewell to her local fans after Wednesday's card in search of stakes success.

Carpe Diem's workout at Keeneland signals his readiness to progress; preparations being made for May 2 Kentucky Derby party at Oldsmar oval; Antonio Gallardo moves closer to all-time track single-season victory record.

Strong simulcast activity complements 10-race Saturday card; jockey Daniel Centeno scheduled to ride in two turf stakes at Pimlico.

Jockeys Alice Cartwright and Huber Villa-Gomez are back to work on the backside and could resume competition within the next several weeks.

Monte Thomas, the Zerillo's Italian Grill Trainer of the Month, enjoys success with his Ups and Downs Racing operation.

Ashley George, jockey Daniel Centeno's partner, confronts her ordeal with a grace and strength all who know her admire.