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PRE-ENTRY BOOK PRE-ENTRIES DUE: Wednesday, October 13 PRE-ENTRY BOOK PRE-ENTRIES DUE: Wednesday, October 13 ENTRIES DUE: Wednesday, October 20 Country Life Stallions DIVINING ROD FRIESAN FIRE Tapit–Precious Kitten A.P. Indy–Bollinger (Aus) 2021 Leading Mid-Atlantic Freshman Sire A.E. per starter $68,416 Missed winning the G1 Cigar Mile by Sire of ARMY MULE (G1 $311,400 a head. Stamps his foals. Out of G1 earner in 3 starts), CALL PAUL (G2 half-sister to KITTEN’S JOY. $573,720-earner) MOSLER SUPER NINETY NINE War Front–Gold Vault Pulpit–Exogenetic 2021 Leading Mid-Atlantic 2nd Crop sire Maryland’s only GSW by Pulpit 1 Sire of stakes-winners HELLO HOT Won G3 Southwest S by 11 ⁄4 ROD and MISS NONDESCRIPT. lengths. Sire of stakes horses Gifted Half-brother to $2.3-million G1 Heart ($223,095), Tommy Shelby mare CONTESTED. ($200,407), Hemp (G3-placed, $102,367) and 10 other $100K+ earners. C OUNTRY L IFE F ARM S TA LL ION S Maryland’s Oldest Thoroughbred Farm Bel Air, Maryland 21014 DIVINING ROD by Tapit ($5,000 LFSN) • FRIESAN FIRE by A.P. Indy ($4,000 LFSN) • MALIBU MOON by A.P. Indy www.countrylifefarm.com ($60,000 in Kentucky) • MOSLER by War Front ($4,000 LFSN) • SUPER NINETY NINE by Pulpit ($3,000 LFSN) Office 410-879-1952 • Josh Pons 443-807-0644 Mike Pons 410-459-8517 • Christy Holden 410-808-1325 CountryLife Farm.indd 1 8/12/21 3:10 PM P.O. Box 130 Laurel, Maryland 20705 Mike Rogers ACTING PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Georganne Hale VICE PRESIDENT, RACING DEVELOPMENT Jillian Tullock RACING SECRETARY Trish Bowman STAKES COORDINATOR Phoebe Hayes HORSEMEN’S RELATIONS LAUREL PARK P.O. Box 130, Laurel, MD 20725 (301) 725-0400 or (301) 725-4561 (Fax) (301) 725-4561 (Fax) (800) 638-1859 (Racing Office & Entries Direct Line) www.laurelpark.com MARYLAND MILLION LTD. Jim McKay FOUNDER BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Louis Merryman Katharine M. Voss PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Kent A. Murray J. William Boniface VICE-PRESIDENT Cricket Goodall EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DIRECTORS John Foster Ann Merryman Michael Harrison, DVM Donald Miller Jr. Wayne A. Harrison Paul O’Loughlin R. Larry Johnson Michael Pons Timothy L. Keefe James B. Steele Jr. TK Kuegler E.H. Worthington IV ADVISORY COMMITTEE James Fontelieu Phil Schoenthal Georganne Hale Jillian Tullock David Richardson Our board-certified veterinarians and advanced diagnostic equipment and capabilities help equine athletes achieve peak performance and competitive success. Virginia Tech MARION DUPONT SCOTT EQUINE MEDICAL CENTER Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine Follow us on Facebook and visit our website to learn about the latest advances in equine medicine and health. The Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center is a premier, full-service equine health facility offering advanced specialty care and diagnostic services, as well as 24-hour emergency services, for horses of all ages and breeds. 17690 Old Waterford Road, Leesburg, VA 20176 | 703-771-6800 | emc .vetmed.vt.edu Dear Horsemen: Jim McKay Maryland Million Day is coming soon – October 23rd will be here before we know it. Laurel Park will be in the spotlight again, showing off the new track surfaces. But you and your horses as always are stars of our show. This annual celebration showcasing Maryland’s horse industry is all about the horses, the people, the businesses that support our sport. Your stories are told with the excitement and celebration in the winner’s circle when all of the hard works pays off. Jim McKay Maryland Million Day is truly “Maryland’s Day at the races”, and since 1986 has paid out more than $36 million in purses and awards. It is important because much of that money is reinvested in the business when you breed to a Maryland stallion, buy a Maryland-sired horse or race at a Maryland track. Maryland produces great horses and great people, and Jim McKay Maryland Million Day will give our industry the opportunity to shine especially after the year we have had. We look forward to great day that rewards our loyal fans and brings new people to Laurel Park to see some great racing. Thank you for your support Jim McKay Maryland Million Day! We wish you the best of racing luck. Cricket Goodall Executive Director Maryland Million, Ltd. PRE-ENTRIES DUE Wednesday, October 13 Visa/MasterCard accepted Md-Bred (not Md-Sired) horses must pre-enter and will be refunded all fees if they are not given the opportunity to run (800) 638-1859 Maryland Million-nominated Barbados 100% Grade 3 sprinter of $377,241 Speightstown–Northern Station, by Street Cry (Ire) One of champion sprinter and leading sire SPEIGHTSTOWN’s best sons running on the dirt. Scored multiple triple-digit Beyers. From a sire family. First crop includes winners Sue Loves Barbados and Insightful. Also standing: RAINBOW HEIR G3 sprinter of $837,395 by Wildcat Heir OUTFLANKER Broodmare sire of multiple G1 KNICKS GO Shamr ck Farm 4926 Woodbine Road, Woodbine, MD 21797 [email protected] Jim Steele 410.795.0723 www.shamrockfarmmd.com STATE OF MARYLAND Lawrence J. Hogan Jr., Governor Boyd Rutherford, Lt. Governor DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION Tiffany P. Robinson, Secretary Racing is under the supervision of and licensed by The Maryland Racing Commission 300 E. Towsontown Blvd., Towson, Md. 21286 www.dllr.state.md.us/racing MARYLAND RACING COMMISSION Emmet Davitt, Chairman Michael Algeo Dr. R. Thomas Bowman Clarissa Coughlin Ernest R. Grecco David Hayden Tammy Lafferty Konrad Wayson Thomas Winebrener J. Michael Hopkins, Executive Director Stewards representing The Maryland Racing Commission: Adam Campola Ross R. Pearce Russell G. Derderian Woodstock Farm and Stables Chesapeake City, MD $3,750,000 • 259 acres • 57 stalls, 3 distinct stables RACE TRACKS • 3 separately deeded à 30 Broodmare stalls parcels à 27 additional stalls Fair Hill - 17.4 miles à 93.09 acres • well designed paddocks Laurel Park - 84.8 miles à 108.116 acres adjacent to stables à 57.809 acres • 50x155 block building AIRPORTS • 161 acres of gently • 50x60 hay barn Summit Aviation - 8.4 miles rolling, lush pastures • 3 bay shop PHL - 49.4 miles • 3 deep water ponds • equipment storage BWI - 73.4 miles • farm labor housing • quality board fencing DCA - 102 miles • shaded courtyard • 2,900 sf turn-key residence www.cecilcountyforsale.com Joe Hickman, 410.708.0536, [email protected] www.csrealtors.com | fax 410.778.9155 201 South Cross Street, Chestertown, MD 21620 | 410.778.3779 Maryland Million LTD. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Maryland Million Ltd. reserves the right to limit the number of starters in any Maryland Million race. If selection of entries is necessary, Maryland Million Ltd. shall have sole discretion over the method used. Maryland Million Ltd. also reserves the right to change the purse, distance or course of any race without liability. Maryland Million Ltd. races shall be run in compliance with the racing rules and regulations of the Maryland Racing Commission. Maryland Million Ltd. shall have no liability for the actions of any official or employee of the track where such races are held or for any matter under the track’s control. Purses and award payments shall be made to the owners or lessees recognized as such by the track and the Maryland Racing Commission. Maryland Million Ltd. reserves the right to broadcast, televise or record Maryland Million races and the activities incident to them, and to exploit same by any means. Maryland Million Ltd. also reserves the right to use the names and likenesses of nominated stallions and their nominated progeny in its pro- motion and advertising in any manner deemed appropriate. Acceptance of stall space for a Maryland Million Ltd. race at Laurel Park will constitute agreement to all the terms and conditions of the Laurel Park stall application whether or not such application is signed by the owner or trainer. Copies of the stall application are available from Laurel Park. Medical care so advanced it almost makes you wish you were a horse. We offer every type of medical care your four-legged athlete could ever need. With board-certified specialists in all fields we provide everything from upper airway, arthroscopic and laparoscopic surgeries, to internal medicine, complex fracture fixation and advanced diagnostic imaging, including bone scans, and MRIs — all in one place. It’s enough to make a human jealous. 800.724.5358 • 40 Frontage Road Ringoes, NJ 08551 midatlanticequine.com PRE-ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday, October 13 All horses must pre-enter. Md-Bred (not Md-Sired) horses will be refunded all fees if they are not given the opportunity to run MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO MARYLAND THOROUGHBRED PURSE ACCOUNT (MTPA) ENTRIES CLOSE Wednesday, October 20 NO SCRATCH TIME NAME RIDERS AT TIME OF ENTRY MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO MARYLAND THOROUGHBRED PURSE ACCOUNT (MTPA) At Laurel Park (301) 725-0400 Fax (301) 725-4561 (800) 638-1859 Racing Office & Entries Direct Line A $100 award will be presented to the groom of the best turned-out horse in each race. 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