In Maryland, a growing commitment to racehorse aftercare
In recent years, Maryland’s Thoroughbred industry has redoubled its aftercare efforts to care for runners after the Preakness cheers stop.
Read Moreby Frank Vespe | May 19, 2022 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, Preakness weekend, Triple Crown Trail | 0 |
In recent years, Maryland’s Thoroughbred industry has redoubled its aftercare efforts to care for runners after the Preakness cheers stop.
Read Moreby Press Release | May 15, 2022 | Breaking, Maryland, MD Racing, Preakness weekend | 0 |
Beyond the Wire, the Maryland Thoroughbred industry’s aftercare program, will receive a special award of merit at the Alibi Breakfast.
Read Moreby Mike Valiante | May 26, 2021 | Breaking, Opinion, Regionwide, Top Stories | 0 |
In a new “Off the Pace”: What to do with end-of-career horses is a problem with many causes, and many solutions, and people working to enact them.
Read Moreby Press Release | Nov 19, 2020 | Audio, Breaking, Business, Regionwide, Top Stories | 0 |
In our latest Off to the Races Conversations, we visit with Jessica Hammond, the head of Maryland’s Beyond the Wire Thoroughbred aftercare program.
Read Moreby Frank Vespe | Feb 7, 2018 | Breaking, Business, Maryland, MD Business, Top Stories | 1 |
In a Tuesday presentation, Dr. Patty Hogan told trainers that business as usual will lead to racing’s demise – but that they have the power to make change.
Read Moreby Tom LaMarra | Jun 1, 2017 | Breaking, Business, Maryland, MD Business, Top Stories | 0 |
Beyond the Wire, the Maryland racing industry’s equine aftercare program, had its “soft launch” Preakness week and is off to a strong start.
Read Moreby Teresa Genaro | Dec 13, 2016 | Breaking, Business, Regionwide, Top Stories | 2 |
Regional tracks and horsemen’s groups are trying to make backstretch workers’ holidays a little brighter. Here’s what they’re doing, and how you can help.
Read Moreby Teresa Genaro | May 7, 2015 | Breaking, Business, Maryland, MD Business, MD Racing, Opinion, Top Stories | 27 |
The Baltimore riots led some in racing to wonder if the Preakness would — or should — be moved from Pimlico. That, say Baltimoreans, is the wrong question.
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