Fire and Disaster Insurance Continues
Fire and disaster insurance has been renewed for another 12 months. Under this policy, MTHA members may be compensated for death or humane destruction of their horses due to a number of perils, including fire, lightning, wind storm, smoke and flood.
Coverage extends to horses located at or in transit to or from Laurel, Pimlico and Timonium. Additionally, horses are covered when in transit from Laurel, Pimlico or Timonium to race and return from out-of-state tracks.
To file a claim or for assistance call the MTHA Business office at 410-902-6842.
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The Maryland racing community will come together in January to celebrate the life and legacy of Rodney Jenkins, a beloved trainer and equestrian who left an indelible mark on Maryland racing. Jenkins, a native of Middleburg, Va., passed away on Dec. 5 at the age of 80. A memorial service is scheduled for noon on Tuesday, Jan. 7, at Tycoons in the Laurel Park clubhouse.
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) will implement its 150-day layoff report rule beginning Thursday, December 5. As a result, the forms previously used by Maryland horsemen will no longer be valid.