In celebration of Women's History Month, the Maryland Horse Library & Education Center will host a panel to talk about "Women & Horses" on Monday, March 27, at 4 pm. Hear from a group of accomplished Maryland women with diverse equine backgrounds as they share stories and discuss their experiences in the Maryland horse community. Speakers featured in this panel include Georganne Hale, VP of racing development for the Maryland Jockey Club, Cappy Jackson, an award-winning equine photographer, Cindy Halle, a multiple-championship winning polo coach at Garrison Forest School and the Maryland Polo Club, Karen Fulton, head trainer and owner of Full Moon Farm in Finksburg and vice chair of the Maryland Horse Industry Board, and champion amateur show jumper Terry West, recently inducted into the MHSA Hall of Fame. This event is part of the Maryland Horse Library & Education Center's monthly talks, an ongoing series held on the fourth Monday of each month. Visit MarylandHorse.com/library to stay updated on future installments. Attendance is free. For more information about the panel and other activities at the Maryland Horse Library, visit MarylandHorse.com, call (410) 252-2100, or email bremsberg@marylandthoroughbred.com. RSVP→

Hosted by The Maryland Horse Foundation, Finding Eggs at Foxie G offers lots of fun for the whole family! Live music from Eddy Viscosity and the Turbulent Core Kid's games Wine tasting and wine for purchase from Elk Run Vineyards Cookin' with Greece food truck ...and more! Egg Hunt begins at 12:30pm. Tickets $20 per car. Dogs welcome on a leash with a current rabies tag. All proceeds benefit the Foxie G Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit horse and cat rescue. LEARN MORE→

Applications due April 21, 2023! APPLY NOW Launched in 2017, the Maryland Thoroughbred Career Program is an educational program presented by the Maryland Horse Foundation (MHF) that aims to: Increase awareness of the diverse career options in the Thoroughbred industry Give participants access to leaders of the Maryland Thoroughbred community Highlight various paths for pursuing a career in the Thoroughbred industry Address a critical need to attract and retain experienced and devoted employees Over the course of a week, participants are encouraged to fully engage in the Maryland Thoroughbred industry and explore a multitude of career options. Graduates of the MTCP are eligible to apply for Career Development Funds, one-time funding that can be used to further career pursuits within two years after the program ends. Interested? Contact Becky Remsberg at bremsberg@marylandthoroughbred.com with questions. LEARN MORE→

On January 10, 2023, Marty Bass visited the Maryland Horse Library & Education Center as part of his "Where's Marty?" series. Take a sneak peak at the segment below or click HERE to view the full feature.