Caonabo Stable LLC’s Clubman embodied the spirit of the “Big T” as he won the $75,000 Maryland Coalition Stakes by an impressive nine and a half lengths at Timonium on Saturday, Aug. 24.
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Grade 1-winning millionaire Force the Pass has been retired from racing and will enter stud in Maryland in 2020 as the property of T.K. Kuegler’s Wasabi Ventures Stallions, LLC, who recently acquired the son of Speightstown from his owner/breeder Richard Santulli.
The leadership of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association tackled a new venture in the association’s first decade. In November 1938, the MHBA held its first sale of yearlings, horses in training, mares and weanlings “where Eastern buyers can replenish their stables before going to winter races, where Eastern breeders can purchase desirable mares for their farms close to home, and where the local breeders can find a ready market for the products of their farms that they did not wish to send to Saratoga.”
Heavily-favored Introduced locked into a battle with Bunting through the Laurel stretch and pulled away late to notch her first stakes win in the six-furlong $75,000 Miss Disco Stakes for 3-year-old Maryland-bred or Maryland sired fillies on Maryland Pride Day, Saturday, Aug. 17. A successful runner on the turf, Introduced is now undefeated in two starts on the main track.
Sagamore Farm’s homebred Where Paradise Lay laid it down in the $75,000 Star de Naskra Stakes, holding off Tappin Cat to score in his stakes debut on Maryland Pride Day, Saturday, Aug. 17 at Laurel Park.
It was fitting that Fitzhugh LLC’s 9-year-old homebred gelding English Minister would win a stakes named for Find, Sagamore Farm’s homebred gelding who would remain competitive in stakes competition through age 11.
John and Cheryl Banner’s multiple stakes-winning homebred My Sistersledge had the final say when she pushed past Ghoul’s Night Out to win the $75,000 All Brandy by a half-length on Maryland Pride Day, Saturday, Aug. 17, at Laurel Park.
The 4th annual Maryland Pride Day at Laurel Park on Saturday, Aug. 17, shined a light on the state’s Thoroughbred industry.
Read the history of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association in this 36-page booklet 90 Years Horses are our Legacy and our Future, published in the August 2019 issue of Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred.
The Maryland-bred Thoroughbred Hall of Fame’s newest inductees are Sagamore Farm notable Social Outcast and turf champion Youth. The selections were made by a committee of Maryland racing industry members coordinated by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association (MHBA) and Maryland Racing Media Association (MRMA).
Caonabo Stable LLC’s Clubman embodied the spirit of the “Big T” as he won the $75,000 Maryland Coalition Stakes by an impressive nine and a half lengths at Timonium on Saturday, Aug. 24.
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Grade 1-winning millionaire Force the Pass has been retired from racing and will enter stud in Maryland in 2020 as the property of T.K. Kuegler’s Wasabi Ventures Stallions, LLC, who recently acquired the son of Speightstown from his owner/breeder Richard Santulli.
Read more ...The leadership of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association tackled a new venture in the association’s first decade. In November 1938, the MHBA held its first sale of yearlings, horses in training, mares and weanlings “where Eastern buyers can replenish their stables before going to winter races, where Eastern breeders can purchase desirable mares for their farms close to home, and where the local breeders can find a ready market for the products of their farms that they did not wish to send to Saratoga.”
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