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Remembering former MD Senate President Mike Miller
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Can Maryland’s Breeding Industry Survive COVID-19?
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Arabbing: More Than a Way of Life
first published in the January 2021 Equiery By Katherine O. Rizzo Delivering fruit and vegetables... -
MHC Government Relations Committee Report
first published in the January 2021 Equiery At noon on Wednesday, January 13, the 442nd session of...
The horses are now home.
There has been a sighting of two loose horses in Mt. Airy, by Old West Falls Road and Buffalo Road.
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Tumblestone horses are all accounted for - will keep an eye out for visitors
Former Maryland Senate President Mike Miller died January 15 after a long fight with prostate cancer. He stepped down from the Senate in December.We are sad to learn of the passing of former MD Senate President Mike Miller. A great man and a friend to Maryland horse people. (Photo is from Senator Miller's participation in the Brookeville Bicentennial celebration, August, 2014.)
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MidAtlantic Farm Credit jobs focus on building talent and providing competitive benefits that help our employees continue to grow. A career ...In case you missed it.... The January Equiery features a story on Baltimore's Arabbing community. You can read the story online at the link below.
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first published in the January 2021 Equiery By Katherine O. Rizzo Delivering fruit and vegetables using a horse-drawn cart may seem outdated...Loved seeing them in Baltimore !
Well written article. I remember meeting Mr Chase years ago when I went down to float their horses. I taught them just like I do at swan lake or any o t her group. They were very much interested. I remember praying for James grandfather. Made a lot of friends that day. Dr Jett was the vet .
My great grandfather was an arabber. 😃
Thank you so much for this article!! I saw one of these downtown once and was so mesmerized by the shear fact that there was a horse in Baltimore hauling fruit that I never researched it more. How cool!!
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Leonidas A Upsets Favorite Bettor’s Wish to win $100,000 Potomac Pace Invitational
On November 15, 15-1 longshot Leonidas A took the win in the fifth running of the $100,000 Potomac Pace Invitational at Rosecroft. The 5-year-old Australian-bred arrived in the U.S. this past July after being purchased by Steve Finklestein’s Jesmeral Stable. Driven by Austin Siegelman and trained by Sheena McElhiney, Leonidas A set a lifetime mark of 1:48 and won his 13th race of the year. The favorite, Bettor’s Wish finished second while World of Secrets came in third. Both...-
Speaking Up for Diversity in the Horse World
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A Jewel To Remember
The Filly Wins the Preakness! The 145th Preakness Stakes certainly lived up to the hype of the...
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MHC Government Relations Committee Report
first published in the January 2021 Equiery At noon on Wednesday, January 13, the 442nd session of the Maryland General Assembly will convene in Annapolis. That much is certain. What will happen after that is anyone’s guess. Some have speculated that the legislators will pass the budget and go home; others are expecting that the session will run its full course and adjourn, as scheduled, on April 12. What is certain is that the session, for as long as it lasts, will be unlike any other in...-
Newest Pandemic Relief Package
by Jane Seigler, MHC The pandemic relief package just passed by Congress and signed into law on... -
Racing Integrity & Safety Act Passes House Vote
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act passed out of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce...
Maryland Horse Council
MHC Government Relations Committee Report
first published in the January 2021 Equiery At noon on Wednesday, January 13, the 442nd session of the Maryland General Assembly will convene in Annapolis. That much is certain. What will happen after that is anyone’s guess. Some have speculated that the legislators will pass the budget and go home; others are expecting that the session will run its full course and adjourn, as scheduled, on April 12. What is certain is that the session, for as long as it lasts, will be unlike any other in...-
From the MHC President
first published in the January 2021 Equiery From the President By Neil Agate, MHC President Happy... -
Newest Pandemic Relief Package
by Jane Seigler, MHC The pandemic relief package just passed by Congress and signed into law on...
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