THE MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL


time, although clearly in a hurry, and always seems to have an air of opti- mism. T at may perhaps be the key to his success! T is second leg of the Triple Crown means so much to the state of Mary- land and I personally look forward to attending many, many years into the future. Finally, I would be remiss if I did not thank Karin DeFrancis, again, for writing such a magnifi cent “His- tory of the Preakness Stakes” in our May Edition. It has been so well re- ceived and she perfectly balanced the importance of recognizing the history and heritage of the horse to the great state of Maryland!


Tip for future Preakness goers... if you want to get this close to the actual Woodlawn Vase, buy tickets to the annual Alibi Breakfast held Thursday morning of Preakness week!


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Standardbred Breeders


Association JUNE 1 • 3-6PM


First Anniversary Open House Celebration Demos: Horse Jumping • Mini Horse • Dressage Synchronized Pony


Promoting


and Improving Standardbred Breeding


in Maryland Photos Courtesy Charlene Sharpe (2) and Winbak Farm (1)


50¢ hot dogs • $1 hamburgers • Free Drinks Tour Our State of the Art Facility Meet Our Instructors & Horses


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Anyone else catch a glimps at the pinto Thoroughbred racehorse breez- ing at Pimlico?


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Boarding • Training Lessons - All Levels In House Schooing Shows Regular Clinics


Summer Camps • Trailering Regular Teen and Adult Nights (Open to non-boarders and students)


Facilities:


Large Heated Indoor with Observation Area


Outdoor Arena • Wash Stalls Cross Country Course • Trails Multiple Pastures and Paddocks with Safe Fencing


Boarders’ Lounge Area JUNE 2019 | THE EQUIERY | 7


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