A Photographic Look Back at Maryland’s Horse History - from the Homes of Our Readers


Jill Caple and Ladybug in 1980 at Sultan Farms in Ellicott City.


Jane Seigler sent this photo of Maryland Sen- ate President Mike Miller at the Brookeville Bi- centennial event held in 2014.


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Jenny Add posted this photo of her mother winning the Lady’s Feature at the Wicomico Hunt Races in 1966. (photo published in The Sunday Star)


Choose, trained and owned by Martha Green, won at Hagerstown on September 30, 1965. (posted by Missy Green)


Liza Duvall posted this photo of her parents Catherine and David Duvall fox hunting with Wicomico Hunt in 1963.


Frederick Pony Club members Mary Lou Oberhaus, Gayle Gamble, Tommy Smith, Nancy Oberhaus Bowlus and Dickcy Boutelle Gibson in the early 1960s. (submitted by Natalie Huso)


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The grass may seem greener on the other side right now but we know there are good things happening in our equine community during this COVID19 crisis! From Arabbers feeding Baltimore’s inner city to foals being born each day to clubs and associations meeting virtually for weekly happy hours... there are positive stories to be shared!


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Pictured is Dave Turner and Ran Crawford’s gelding Grady grazing awkardly at Airy Hill Stables in Chestertown.


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