From the September 9 Thoroughbred Times: Maryland-based King Leatherbury is the nation’s third-leading trainer of all time, with 6,325 victories at tracks all over the country in a career that spans nearly six decades. One place...
Read MoreThe residents of Port Deposit in Cecil County are being asked to voluntarily evacuate due to flooding along the Susquehanna River. The Conowingo Dam opened up its crest gates this morning at 5:30 a.m. Mandatory evacuations are...
Read MoreToday, September 6, 2011, the Maryland Horse Industry Board unveiled the “Touch of Class” award with a presentation to Fair Hill based trainer Graham Motion, trainer of this year’s Kentucky Derby winner Animal...
Read MoreSlowly slowly, Maryland horse farms are coming back to life after Hurricane Irene, later downgraded to a Tropical Storm, knocked out power all over Maryland. From Larking Hill and Dodon Farm in Anne Arundel, to Reddemeade and...
Read MoreAt 12:33 p.m., the National Weather Service issued a Hurricane Warning for the Eastern Shore of Maryland, specifically naming Talbot and Caroline Counties. Kent Island is being evacuated. In Talbot Counties, according to The...
Read MoreRosecroft Raceway will reopen for simulcasting on Friday, August 25, and will begin hosting live harness racing on October 21, 2011. The Washington Post’s John Wagner. The Daily Record’s Rachel...
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