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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.) ... See MoreSee Less
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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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Arabbing: More Than a Way of Life - The Equiery
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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in the January 2021 Equiery By Katherine O. Rizzo Delivering fruit and vegetables using a horse-drawn cart may seem outdated...Loved seeing them in Baltimore !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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