The Maryland Horse Industry Board is working to create a springtime equine film festival modeled on New York’s Equus Film Festival.
Candy Feat, who miraculously survived a horrific van accident in 2012, has died from a bout with laminitis just as his second career was looking up.
Angel Acres Horse Haven placed an estimated 600 horses in new homes. Its closing leaves a void — and points to the challenges facing rescues.
At 24, Keri Wolfsont has established herself as Jonathan Sheppard’s assistant trainer — and a young woman with a bright future of her own.
With tens of millions of dollars to be wagered on Breeders’ Cup, the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau will watch the wagering to protect the betting public.
The rapidly improving Phlash Phelps scored his fourth straight win, taking today’s Maryland Million Turf by about a length over Roadhog.
Ten years ago, La Reine’s Terms — the oldest Maryland MIllion winner — came off a year layoff to win the Turf for the Benders and Larry Murray.
Breeders agree: there’s no perfect horse. But that doesn’t stop buyers from wanting them, including at the upcoming Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Yearling Sale.
I’m a Chatterbox, tough luck runner-up in two summer G1 races, broke through in Saturday’s Cotillion. Her half-brother, who RNAed at Keeneland, may be next.
The racing gods owe tough-luck I’m a Chatterbox a break. It could come in Saturday’s Cotillion — weeks after the death of owner/breeder Carolyn Gray’s mom.