OUT &ABOUT
DEC 2018
at the Jim McKay Maryland Million Day October 20 • Laurel Park
Suttler Post Farm Clydesdales of Mechanicsville
The Black & Tan band, from left: Chris Marsh, Alan Bennett, Eric Johnson, Michael Algeo (Maryland Racing Commission chairman) and Robert Hill
Follow the Dog won the $100,000 Maryland Million Nursery with Ju- lian Pimental in the irons. Trained by Marya Montoya, Follow the Dog is the son of Grade 3 winner Band- box and is owned by Waldorf Rac- ing Stables.
Maryland artist Sam Robinson
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Keith Wills of Farm Credit, Michael Algeo of Maryland Racing Commission, Ross Peddicord of MHIB, Amy Burk of UMD, Rob Burk of USEA and Christie Steele of Shamrock Farm
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The $100,000 Maryland Million Distaff was won again by Crabcakes, ridden by Maryland-based jockey Forest Boyce and trained by Ber- nie Houghton. The daughter of Great Notion, Crabcakes is owned by Morgan’s Ford Farm but raced in the colors of her late owner/breeder Binnie Houghton’s Buckingham Farm.
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MHIB Touch of Class presentation to Mike Hopkins for becoming the fi rst Mary- lander to become Chair of Racing Commissioners International, an organization governing horse racing in North America and the Carribbean
Katie Brooks (Maryland Thorough- bred Careers Program 2017), Jordyn Egan (Maryland Horse Breeders Association), Lauren Carter (MTCP 2018) and former Equiery intern Sara Gordon
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