In the endless series of lawsuits regarding exactly where slots will go in Anne Arundel County, a judge has sided with the Cordish Company against the Maryland Jockey Club. In case you have not been following the continuing...
Read MoreThe Maryland Thoroughbred Industry As the Preakness draws near, all is (more or less) quiet on the Maryland Thoroughbred front, once it was determined that the new owner of the flat tracks is the old owner. The only “new”...
Read MoreThe 2010 Maryland legislative session is quickly coming to close (April 12). Below is an “as of April 5, 2010” update on bills that we have tracked in our print edition; updates appear in italics. Please e-mail...
Read MoreSUNDAY HUNTING STILL STIRS PASSIONS In the March issue and in an earlier news blog posting, The Equiery wondered whether or not horse people were still concerned about Sunday Hunting legislation, once a hot button topic among...
Read MoreUPDATE! On Saturday, March 27, 2010 (yes, a Saturday), the House Environmental Matters Committee gave HB 1518 an “unfavorable report,” effectively killing the bill (as opposed to letting it die a slow death in limbo...
Read MoreParks, Trails & Sunday Hunting, 2010 In the March 2010 print edition of The Equiery we printed the following editorial regarding equestrians and multi-user parks, with a prompt to visit this blog (equiery.com News Feed) for...
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