August 1999 “ISO needy soil yearning for rich nutrients…” Sounds like a personals classified or dating service, and in a way it is. Maryland’s Manure Matching Services matches up manure producers (i.e....
Read MoreMaryland Horse Council Newsletter May 1999 Message from the President, Sol Goldstein The ninety-day 1999 Maryland legislative session closed on Monday, April 9, much to the relief of Maryland horsemen as we successfully...
Read MoreThe Accidental Ambassador and Maryland’s Unsung Hero for 1999 Beverly Raymond’s quiet and subtle influence on the horse community in Maryland will last for generations to come, and it is for this reason that the...
Read Moreby Ross Peddicord Each year the Maryland Horse Council recognizes a professional who has had an outstanding career in the Maryland Horse Industry. Presented at the Maryland Horseman’s Party (a fundraiser for the Maryland 4-H...
Read More(first published in The Equiery March 1999) The Meaning of Courage It is commonly said “horsepeople are different.” As Denny Emerson wrote so eloquently in the recent steeplechase issue of The Chronicle of the Horse,...
Read MoreThe 50 Year Legacy of the Galloping Grey Ghost by Ross Peddicord The marker denoting the grave of Native Dancer at Sagamore Farm in Glyndon is a plain, small stone slab that gives the name of the horse and the years that he...
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