BY BROCK SHERIDAN

After coming from off the pace to finish third as the favorite most recently in both the Henry Clark at Laurel Park and in the Cliff Hanger at Monmouth Park, Florida-bred Forever Souper and jockey Mychel Sanchez switched tactics to win the $100,000 Prince George’s County Sunday at Laurel. As the 4-5 favorite, Forever Souper led from the start before drawing off in the stretch for a nearly five-length thrashing of the mile-and-an-eight contest for 3-year-olds and older.

BY SARAH WELK BAYNUM

Alan Lustig's love for Thoroughbred racing dates to the 1970s, an era featuring some of the most famous racehorses in history. "As a teenager growing up on Long Island, New York, I was fortunate enough to spend weekends at nearby Belmont Park," Lustig said.