These are certainly interesting times in Maryland racing! With all the glamor of the Triple Crown, it could be easy to overlook that we have just had several very significant milestones in Maryland racing…milestones that could...
Read MoreIs Anne Arundel County hostile to agriculture? If not exactly hostile to agriculture, it does appear as if Anne Arundel is possibly harassing local farmers. Below you will find two reports from Davidsonville’s Steuart Pittman...
Read MoreFrom the Maryland Horse Council’s vice president, Jane Seigler At midnight on April 9, 2012, the Maryland General Assembly ended its 2012 session – without enacting an apparent compromise that would have balanced the...
Read MoreFrom the American Horse Council: Today, April 23, 2012, a new U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) rule that will impact the horse industry go into effect. “Any [employer] in the horse industry who uses the H-2B program needs to be...
Read More(first appeared in The Equiery’s April 2012 issue) As many already know, Maryland has a rich agricultural history spanning all the way back to this country’s founding colonies. And with agriculture, comes barns,...
Read Moreby Beth Herman (first published in DCMud on June 21, 2011) (first appeared in The Equiery’s April 2012 issue) If you listen quietly and long enough to sounds in the mist at Glyndon, Maryland’s Sagamore Farm, Native...
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