A program to bolster the value of horses that are both Maryland-bred and Maryland-sired is set to take effect with the current crop of two-year-olds.
A board to govern the new Maryland Jockey Club, a new training center, and new breeder incentives are top priorities for Maryland’s horsemen and breeders.
The most recent OwnerView webinar took place November 5 and examined state-bred incentive programs around the country.
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) will host a free Handicapping 101 event October 28 to get you ready for Breeders’ Cup.
Midlantic-breds have dominated Saratoga’s distaff turf sprint division in 2024, and Friday Future Is Now and Roses for Debra tangle once again.
Three horses – Alma North, Richard’s Kid, and Shine Again – are the newest members of the Maryland Thoroughbred Hall of Fame and will be feted Aug. 23.
The 90th MHBA yearling show will take place July 21 in Timonium, and longtime bloodstock agent Rick Abbott will judge it.
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association announced the results of its board election today, with five of the 15 seats up for grabs.
The economic impact of the Maryland horse industry reached nearly $3 billion in 2022, according to the American Horse Council.
The Maryland Thoroughbred Career Program will take place from June 3 to June 7, and one can now apply to participate.