Maryland Breeding
On breeding: Help is on the way in Maryland
The MHBA may be cause for optimism that Maryland’s new stallions are going to have a major impact, in on breeding.
Miss J McKay gives sire Hangover Kid first winner
Favored Miss J McKay dominated at first asking to break her maiden today at Laurel Park and give her sire, Hangover Kid, his first winner.
Chanceland Farm homebred takes top honors at MHBA Yearling Show
A Midshipman filly bred and owned by Chanceland Farm was named Grand Champion at the Maryland Horse Breeders Association Yearling Show Sunday.
Md. sire Imagining has first winner in Little Lion Girl
Little Lion Girl scored a $28 upset Friday at Laurel Park to give Maryland sire Imagining his first victory.
Punk Rock Princess is first winner for Bourbon Courage
Two-year-old Punk Rock Princess broke her maiden at Laurel Park to become the first winner for local stallion Bourbon Courage.
New Bonita Farm sires have their first foals
A trio of first-year sires standing at Maryland’s Bonita Farm have their first foals on the ground.
Knicks Go named Maryland-bred Horse of the Year
Knicks Go led the way at Tuesday’s Renaissance Awards, earning honors as Maryland-bred Horse of the Year.
Maryland-bred Our Braintrust to tackle G3 Withers
Maryland-bred Our Braintrust, now with new connections, aims to get on the Derby trail in Saturday’s G3 Withers Stakes at the Big A.
Great Notion earns third straight Md. stallion of the year honor
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association has announced its stallion, broodmare, and breeder of the year for 2018.
Spotlight-stealing Whereshetoldmetogo looks to take bite out of older runners
The story of Whereshetoldmetogo, whose success has outstripped his price as a yearling, and whose fame has outstripped his success (so far).
Blamed takes G3 Comely
Maryland-bred Blamed, a winner in six of eight career starts, got her first graded win in today’s G3 Comely Stakes at Aqueduct.
Whims paying off: Knicks Go bound for Breeders’ Cup
Maryland-bred Knicks Go has been pre-entered for the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, continuing a wild ride for breeders Angie and Sabrina Moore.
The Maryland legacy of Northern Dancer
Northern Dancer, the greatest sire of all, has left a rich legacy in Maryland, where he stood, and around the racing world.
Maryland Million: For new stallions, future starts here
For young stallions, a successful Maryland Million day can turn breeders’ heads and have a big impact on the trajectory of their career.
Irish War Cry to stand at Northview in 2019
The multiple graded stakes-winning New Jersey-bred Irish War Cry will enter stud at Maryland’s Northview Stallion Station in 2019.
Still Having Fun “perfect” heading into G1 Jerkens
Laurel Park-based, Maryland-bred Still Having Fun, trained by Tim Keefe, looks to be a major player in Saturday’s G1 Allen Jerkens at Saratoga.
G1 winner Long River to stand at Anchor and Hope
Long River, the son of A. P. Indy who won a Group 1 race and earned over $770,000, will stand stud at Maryland’s Anchor and Hope Farm.
96 compete in MHBA Yearling Show
Sunday’s 84th annual MHBA Yearling Show attracted 96 participants, with a Fed Biz colt judged the grand champion.
Midlantic-breds thrive over Belmont weekend
Horses bred in Maryland and Pennsylvania took six races at Belmont Park last weekend, including four stakes, two graded.
MHBA election results released, three new members added
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) elections saw three newcomers added to the board and two incumbents holding their seats.
