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FARM STEWARDSHIP: Assessing Pastures in Preparation for Fall Pasture Renovation

by Amanda Grev, Extension Specialist, Forage & Pasture, Western Maryland Education & Research Center (first published in the July 2025 issue of The Equiery) With the current warm temperatures it may feel like fall is still far away, but the end of summer will be here before we know it and now is the time to be thinking ahead about plans for pasture renovation this fall. Despite our best managerial efforts, many of our hay or pasture stands will eventually require some form of...
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Maryland-Bred Thoroughbred Tops the July Fasig-Tipton Sale at $1.7 Million

Maryland-bred Thoroughbred Romeo, a 2023 colt by Honor A. P. out of Fancy Love (Not for Love), sold to bloodstock agent Mahmud Mouni for $1.7 million at the July 8 Fasig-Tipton Horses of Racing Age Sale in Lexington, Kentucky — the highest price for any horse in the sale. The colt was bred by John C. Davidon and trained by Jerry Robb of No Guts No Glory Farm in Woodbine. He has started only three times and is fresh off a record-setting win in the Bashford Manor Stakes at Churchill Downs....

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Del. Kevin Hornberger Welcomes Racing Back to Fair Hill

Yesterday, on July 10, Del. Kevin Hornberger of Cecil County and Josh Kurtz, the Secretary of Maryland’s Department of Natural resources, announced that racing would return to Fair Hill on August 30. The following is a transcript of Del. Hornberger’s remarks at the press conference: “Thank you. I wanted to start off with paraphrasing some positive press relating to Fair Hill, from the 1936 September edition of Country Life magazine article titled America’s Aintree.  The...

Maryland Horse Council

Controlling Buttercup in Pastures

BY DR. AMANDA GREV, Extension Specialist, Pasture and Forage, Western Maryland Research and Education Center – originally published in the June 2025 issue of The Equiery – Tired of looking at your pastures and seeing that sea of yellow every summer? Although the distinctive yellow flowers don’t typically appear until late spring or early summer, buttercup is actually a cool-season plant that grows during the cooler fall, winter, and early spring months. There are a number of...
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