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Halloween happenings around Laurel this weekend
Haunted barn and hayride — Anne Arundel County Fair, Fri. and Sat., Oct. 26-27, 7-10 p.m.; and Sun., Oct. 28, 7-9 p.m., fairgrounds in Crownsville, 1450 General's Highway (Route 178). Kid's birthdays may be celebrated at Picnic Pavilion for cake and...
Tags: Sam Adams, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Dining and Drinking, American Legion, Holidays
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Digest: No. 6 Terps edged, 4-3, in OT by No. 1 UNC in field hockey
Et cetera No. 6 Terps edged, 4-3, in OT by No. 1 UNC in field hockey Host and No. 6 Maryland pushed No. 1 North Carolina to the brink in field hockey before losing, 4-3, in overtime on a goal by Emily Wold in the 77th minute. Junior goalkeeper Natalie...Tags: Field Hockey, Baseball, College Baseball, Typhoon (music group), Elections
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'Beauty In Sport' exhibit honors Harford's rich horse racing legacy
The story of how thoroughbred racing and the rural communities of Harford County became intertwined is told in artifacts and pictures through January as part of an exhibit at the Hays-Heighe House on the campus of Harford Community College. The exhibit...
Tags: Financial Aid, Television Industry, Black History, Authors, Libraries
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Laurel Park's fall meet with feature more stakes races, higher average purses
The Maryland Racing Commission on Tuesday approved a 69-day fall meet schedule for Laurel Park that will begin Sept. 5 and feature more stakes races and higher average purses than a year ago. The meeting includes 32 stakes races — five more than...Tags: Timonium, New Year's Day, Laurel Park
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Losing mount fees likely to increase as horse racing interests turn attention to long-term deal
More than $26 million — 7 percent of all revenue from slots in Maryland — has been pumped into racing purses at the state's tracks over the last two years. As industry insiders work to figure out a long-range plan they believe will restore...
Tags: Sheldon Russell, Horse and Harness Racing
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Supporters of Secretariat hope to have colt's 1973 Preakness time changed
Secretariat's legend hardly needs bolstering. But, his supporters feel, the race he ran on the third Saturday in May at Pimlico back in 1973 does require revisiting. The Maryland Racing Commission agrees, and will consider a proposal to change...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Horse and Harness Racing, CBS Corp., Triple Crown, Electronics
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With Target Sighted, Campitelli optimistic for Maryland Million Turf
What do you call a horse who stops and sights his target — the racetrack — before a workout? Target Sighted, of course. And to exercise rider Molly Moran, who arrives early to wait with the horse for the Laurel Park track to open for training...
Tags: Timonium, University of Maryland, College Park, Pimlico Race Course, Chestertown, Reisterstown Road
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Kentucky Derby selection criteria to change; officials hope chase will be easier to follow
[UPDATE] Tom Chuckas, the president of the Maryland Jockey Club, said he "does not see the need to change" the way the Preakness field is selected. -------------- The path to the Kentucky Derby has changed. Since 1986, graded stakes earnings have been...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Triple Crown, Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs
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One-star accommodations at the track
No, New York State Racing and Wagering Board, Dale Romans does not like your innovation known as the Belmont Stakes barn. "The barn is ridiculous," Romans, trainer of Belmont second-favorite Dullahan, said Thursday. "There's too many horses in there...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes, Andrew Cuomo, Triple Crown
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Md. a two-party state for political corruption
In his recent commentary, "Too many Md. politicians have chalk on the shoes" (May 25), Douglas Schmidt gets points for originality for inventing a standard he can use to smear people who have committed no crime. However, he uses it mostly to smear...Tags: Republican Party, Elections, Ellicott City, Spiro Agnew, Democratic Party
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Longtime jockey Pino one win shy of joining all-time top 10
Jockey Mario Pino, an Ellicott City resident who has spent most of his career in Maryland, is close to joining horse racing's top 10 all-time North American wins list. Pino is just one win away from tying Hall of Fame rider Earlie Fires, who is currently...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Arlington Park, Horse and Harness Racing, Kentucky Derby, Laurel Park
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Excitement brewing as Laurel Park opens fall meet
Purses are up, stakes and turf races are on the rise and more trainers and horses are coming to fill the stalls at the Bowie Training Center and Laurel Park, which opens its fall meet Wednesday. "Everybody is pretty excited," Maryland Jockey Club...
Tags: Sheldon Russell, Laurel Park
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