DEC 2016
at the Jim McKay Maryland Million October 22 • Laurel Park
Gary Brewster and Regina Welsh with the pony jockeys who raced inbetween Thoroughbred races
“You’re still alive!” exclaimed Dorothy Troutman upon seeing her longtime friend and MHIB colleague Beverly Raymond.
Angel Serpa piloted Nicaradalic Rocks to win the $100,000 Maryland Million Sprint. The gelding, bred by Shamrock Farm, is by Rock Slide and out of the Outfl anker mare Letmeaskuaquestion. He is owned by TDCBE Stable and trained by Kieron Magee.
Suttler Post Farm Clydesdales of Mechanicsville parade on to the track inbetween races.
Who Stole My Sock, owned by the Lewis Family Racing Stable and bred by Dr. Fred Lewis, won the $50,000 Maryland Million Starter with Yomar Orlando Ortiz in the irons for trainer Carlos A. Mancilla. He is by Scipion out of Tricky Luck, by Norquestor.
Jennifer Reynolds and Dr. Amy Burk of the University of Maryland, College Park Equine Studies program
Dr. Zipf named Joe Kelly Unsung Hero Award winner
Laura Judkins and William “Beaver” Brown looking dapper in their Maryland-themed ties
The Goshen hounds, led by
huntsman
Robert Taylor, are always a crowd favorite on Maryland Million Day!
Longtime Maryland veterinarian Dr. David Zipf of Howard County was selected to receive the 2016 Joe Kelly Maryland Million Unsung Hero Award, presented by the Maryland Million Ltd. Board of Directors at Maryland Million. T e annual award recognizes honesty, hard work and humility and celebrates important characteristics that are valuable but often unrewarded and serve as an inspiration to others. Dr. Zipf has worked for the Maryland Racing Commission for over 50
years and was featured T e Equiery’s annual “People Behind the Preakness” article in the May 2016 edition (see “People Profi les” on T e Equiery’s Archives page). He joined MRC right after graduating from Ohio State University and was hired by Ken Schertle as a staff veterinarian. “Dr. Zipf has provided more than 50 years of veterinary service to
the Maryland horse racing industry,” said MRC executive director Mike Hopkins. “T roughout that time, he has provided and continues to off er the industry a wealth of knowledge and personal commitment to the health, safety and welfare of the horses that compete in Maryland.”
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