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“Something in his eyes” leads to lifetime commitment to retired Thoroughbred

Michael and Lynn Horvath knew you shouldn't fall in love with a racehorse. But they did it anyway -- to

Michael Horvath / 13 years
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“You ever thought about being a jockey? I said nope…”

Jockey Ryan Fogelsonger has ridden paupers and princes (and princesses) on the Maryland racing scene, and in this interview he

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Once almost a movie star, retired Thoroughbred learns a new trade

Rock N' Bid nearly played Secretariat on the big screen. These days, says his former owner, the retired Thoroughbred is

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For Dave Rodman, calling races is as easy as watch, think, talk

Longtime Maryland and Virginia track announcer Dave Rodman has seen -- and called -- everything from the sublime to the

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Owner’s-eye view: Cooling out after Baltimore’s Preakness weekend

Maryland-based owner Richard Hackerman attended the Preakness and Black-Eyed Susan, as he does every year. Here are his post-mortem observations

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Unsung: Local folks who help keep Maryland racing

by Teresa Genaro No shortage of racing memories have been made at the track they call Old Hilltop. That hill

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Preakness Memory: Scrappy T, Afleet Alex and things that go bump in the day

In this Preakness memory, Nick Hahn recounts the tale of Scrappy T, who nearly brought his local connections from triumph

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Unsung: Assistant Preakness starter aims to comfort skittish horses

Assistant starter Chris Campitelli and the rest of the gate crew have one of the toughest unsung jobs in the

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Special Specials: Marking 3 famed runnings of Pimlico’s greatest handicap race

This year's running of the Pimlico Special marks three great anniversaries for the race, including the 75th anniversary of one

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No Excuses Needed for pre-Preakness Alibi Breakfast

At the pre-Preakness Alibi Breakfast, laughs, lox, and Black-Eyed Susans flow freely. And maybe an alibi or two.

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Mid-Atlantic three stars: February 16, 2026

LRL: Hard as Life returns with a bang

Triple Crown Trail: Paladin earns second prep race win

Laurel Park picks and ponderings: February 15, 2026

LRL: Passage East “miraculous” in winning Fritchie

LRL: Point Dume dominates in General George

“Something in his eyes” leads to lifetime commitment to retired Thoroughbred

“You ever thought about being a jockey? I said nope…”

Once almost a movie star, retired Thoroughbred learns a new trade

For Dave Rodman, calling races is as easy as watch, think, talk

Owner’s-eye view: Cooling out after Baltimore’s Preakness weekend

Unsung: Local folks who help keep Maryland racing

Preakness Memory: Scrappy T, Afleet Alex and things that go bump in the day

Unsung: Assistant Preakness starter aims to comfort skittish horses

Special Specials: Marking 3 famed runnings of Pimlico’s greatest handicap race

No Excuses Needed for pre-Preakness Alibi Breakfast

LRL: Passage East “miraculous” in winning.

LRL: Point Dume dominates in General.

Aptly named Lovingheriseasy has Haynes on.

Off to the Races Radio lineup.

Remembering “both King Leatherburys”

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