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THIS IS
Sagamore Racing TABLE OF CONTENTS 1
Sagamore Friends & Supporters
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Meet the Team
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Sagamore Statistics
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Horses to Watch
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Catching Up
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Horses in Training
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Through the Years
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Civic Pride
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Three Diamond Club
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2014 Welcome to Sagamore
Long part of the Worthington Valley landscape, Sagamore Farm in Glyndon, Maryland came into prominence in 1925 when Captain Isaac Emerson, the creator of Bromo Seltzer, purchased it for his daughter, Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt. Margaret, in turn, presented it to her son, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Jr. in 1933 as a gift for his 21st birthday. Alfred owned the Farm until 1986, and under his leadership, Sagamore became a world renowned breeding and training operation for Thoroughbred horses, including many superstars such as Discovery, Native Dancer and Bed O’ Roses. All three horses, as members of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, New York, are a part of our history and are buried in the serene cemetery located at the heart of Sagamore Farm. In 2007, Kevin Plank, CEO and founder of performance footwear and apparel brand Under Armour, purchased Sagamore. A Maryland native, fiercely loyal to his state and the city of Baltimore, Plank vowed to bring the Farm back to its former glory and beyond. Barns and fencing have been updated, the original dormitory for Farm employees has been restored , a state-of-the-art Tapeta track has been installed, and quality pastures, the result of conscious efforts to preserve the Valley’s natural resources, abound.
Sagamore
FRIENDS
& SUPPORTERS
2013 was a terrific year at Sagamore Farm. We have a great team that continues to work with passion and relentless determination to maintain our world-class facility and produce winning race horses. With their commitment, we put a solid record of results on the board. With your support, we are growing an equally passionate fan base that is recognizing the performances of our silks on the track and the culture of winning that now defines Sagamore Racing. We brought our fans closer with our new website, the introduction of Sagamore TV and the Three Diamond Club which keeps our fans informed and close to the action. Your response has been tremendous and serves an important role as we move toward our goal of competing at higher levels and eventually bringing the Triple Crown home.
2014 is shaping up to be a banner year as our veteran athletes are poised to return to their winning ways and our up-and-comers are ready to take their careers to the next level. We are also well prepared for the future. With a great crop of new foals born at the Farm this year, it won’t be long before they’re in training and ready to prove their mettle. At Sagamore Farm, we are building the next great brand in horse racing and I invite you to join us on this historic journey. Thank you for the positive energy and all your support. Sincerely, Kevin Plank
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MEET THE
Team Tom Mullikin
Graham Motion
General Manager Originally from Silver Spring, MD, Tom is the General Manager of Sagamore Farm. His role is to oversee day-today operations and lead the team’s development in the sport of Thoroughbred racing. A graduate of Frostburg State University, Tom began pursuing a career in the Thoroughbred industry in 2001. He gained his equine experience working at Carrie and Craig Brogden’s Machmer Hall in Paris, KY and Spring Hill Farm in Casanova, VA over the course of six years before joining Sagamore at its inception in 2007. Tom lives on the Farm with his wife and children.
Trainer Born in Cambridge, England, Graham began training for Sagamore in 2008 with Shared Account, who became Sagamore Farm’s first Breeders’ Cup Champion in 2010. Prior to his involvement with Sagamore, Graham trained for Jonathan Sheppard and the late Bernie Bond. Graham’s current training operation is based in Fair Hill, MD and he may be best known for his 2011 winner of the Kentucky Derby, Animal Kingdom. His favorite Sagamore horse is, of course, Shared Account.
Ignacio Correas Farm Trainer Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ignacio has spent his entire life working with horses. His family has been involved in the Thoroughbred industry since 1876 and his international equine training career has brought a world of experience to Sagamore’s racing operation. Ignacio serves as Sagamore’s lead trainer and assumed this role in 2009. As Sagamore’s private trainer, he has trained many notable winners such as Humble and Hungry, Walkwithapurpose, Monzon and Millionreasonswhy. He currently lives with his wife in Owings Mills, MD. His favorite Sagamore Thoroughbreds are Millionreasonswhy and Walkwithapurpose.
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Bob Feld Bloodstock Agent Originally from Arcadia, CA, Bob has been the team’s bloodstock agent since Sagamore’s inception in 2007. Bob entered the industry as a hotwalker at Santa Anita and worked his way up the ranks from there. His favorite Sagamore Thoroughbred is Shared Account because he purchased her as a yearling and was thrilled to watch her win Sagamore Farm’s first Breeders’ Cup.
Horacio De Paz Assistant Farm Trainer Originally from Snyder, TX, Horacio gained his equine experience under the wing of trainer Todd Pletcher from 2006 to 2010. Upon joining the Sagamore team in August of 2011, Horacio became assistant trainer to Ignacio Correas. Horacio now lives in Timonium, MD and his favorite Sagamore Thoroughbred is Done Done Done.
Ihor Ihnatenko
Jonathan Passero
Equine/Broodmare Manager Born in Ukraine, Ihor earned his Master’s in Agronomy and Biology from Sumy National Agrarian University. He gained six years of professional equine experience in England, Australia and Virginia before coming to Sagamore in 2009. He now lives with his wife and children on the Farm. His favorite Sagamore Thoroughbred is Tell A Great Story.
Ground & Facilities Manager/ Head of Track Maintenance Jonathan came to Sagamore Farm in 2008 from Arlington Heights, IL with an education in Horticulture from CCBC. Before joining the Sagamore Team, Jonathan worked as a Commercial Enhancements Landscape supervisor. He currently lives in Westminster, MD with his wife and son. Jon’s favorite Sagamore Thoroughbred is Tiger Walk.
Carolyn Johnson
Toniann Andries
General Farm Accountant Born in Baltimore, raised in Bowie, Carolyn joined the Sagamore Team in 2007. As General Accountant, Carolyn handles Farm bookkeeping, administration and much more. She currently lives with her husband and sons in Gambrills, MD. Her favorite Sagamore athlete is Humble and Hungry.
Administrative & Marketing Coordinator From Camp Hill, PA, the University of Louisville graduate joined the Sagamore Team in 2013. Toniann interned at Three Chimneys Farm, spent three years with the Kentucky Derby Museum, and studied briefly in England. Toniann handles media relations, events and equine administration. She now lives in Owings Mills, MD, and her favorite Sagamore athlete is Naïve Enough.
Randy Lewis
Sue Kenney
Guest Services & Events Facilitator From Monkton, MD, Randy earned his Bachelor’s degree in Economics from American University and has family history within the equine industry. Randy joined the Sagamore team in 2007 and manages the Farm House, guest services and events. Randy lives in Sparks, MD with his son and daughter. His favorite Sagamore horse is Monzon.
Farm Historian Born in Baltimore, Sue attended Towson University and Johns Hopkins University and became interested Sagamore at a very young age. Upon working for the Maryland Office of Tourism, Sue became involved with the Maryland Horse Industry and started to volunteer on the Farm in March, 2008. Sue has always had a soft spot for Hit Squad.
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SAGAMORE
Statistics
Year
Starts
Firsts
Seconds
Thirds
Earnings
Win %
Place %
In the Money %
2014 2013
23 113
5 22
4 12
2 21
$124,486.00 $952,464.00
22% 19%
39% 30%
48% 49%
2012
104
17
9
21
$839,816.00
16%
25%
45%
2011
59
13
8
8
$516,861.00
22%
36%
49%
2010
40
8
4
5
$1,447,322.00
20%
30%
43%
2009
41
9
9
6
$538,547.00
22%
44%
59%
2008
35
9
6
3
$117,906.00
26%
43%
51%
2007
8
1
2
1
$37,260.00
13%
38%
50%
423
84
54
67
$4,574,662.00
20%
35%
49%
Total/Average
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HORSES TO DARING DANCER
Watch
Bay Filly 2011 Sagamore Homebred by Empire Maker, out of Vienna Affair Trained by Graham Motion, this homebred filly made an impressive entry into racing with a 2-2-0-0 record thus far. In her first career start, Daring Dancer broke her maiden at Laurel Park in September, 2013 and followed it up shortly after with a win at Churchill Downs. The EMPIRE MAKER filly seems to hold a great deal of potential. The Sagamore Team is thrilled to watch her mature and thrive throughout the rest of her three-year-old season.
DEFINING PRODUCT
Photo by Jim McCue/ Maryland Jockey Club
Brown Gelding Foaled in Kentucky in 2011 by Harlan’s Holiday, out of Aroz Trained by Graham Motion, this three-year-old colt is a rising star. Defining Product hit the board in three of his first four starts, earning a solid racing record of 4-1-1-1. The impressive colt made his racing debut as a two-year-old at Delaware Park where he finished fourth in July, 2013. From that point on, Defining Product has only gotten better, finishing his two-year-old campaign with a win in November. In his last start, Defining Product led the race wire to wire and edged out the win by a neck. Defining Product will head into his three-year-old season this year and will continue pushing toward bigger and better races.
HAMP
Photo by Jim McCue/ Maryland Jockey Club
Chestnut Gelding 2010 Sagamore Homebred by Sky Mesa, out of Vienna Affair Hamp, born right in the heart of Sagamore Farm, was named in honor of Bill “Hamp” Hampton, Jr., the former Senior Director of Pro Leagues at Under Armour who passed away suddenly in July, 2011 at age 51. This stakesplaced Sagamore homebred ran a solid three-year-old campaign going 6-1-0-1 in 2013. Throughout his career, Hamp competed in the Colin Stakes, the Marylander Stakes, the Maryland Juvenile Championship Stakes, the Sir Cat Stakes and the Dance of Life Stakes. His most recent win came in July, 2013 at Colonial Downs in an Allowance race. Hamp will be pointed toward more challenging four-year-old races for his 2014 season. Photo by Coady Photography
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HORSES TO
Watch
HUMBLE AND HUNGRY
Bay Gelding Foaled in Kentucky in 2008 by Limehouse, out of Cukee Best known for winning the Grade III Commonwealth Turf Stakes at Churchill Downs and placing in the James W. Murphy Stakes at Pimlico on Preakness Day in 2011, Humble and Hungry finished a strong five-year-old campaign in 2013 with a record of 6-1-0-1. Of those six starts, Humble and Hungry hit the board twice with an impressive Allowance win at Delaware Park in June and a strong third in an Allowance at Delaware Park in September. H&H kicked off his six-year-old season at Gulfstream Park in February, 2014, making him Sagamore’s longest running athlete to date.
I WILL
Chestnut Colt Foaled in Florida in 2011 by Yes It’s True, out of Chacana I Will hit the ground running in September, 2013 and has earned an overall record of 5-1-2-1. This talented colt kicked off his three-year-old season with a second and first place finish at Tampa Bay Downs in January and February, respectively. Trained by Ignacio Correas, I Will has a promising three-year-old campaign ahead and the Sagamore Team is eager to see it unfold.
NAÏVE ENOUGH
Bay Filly Foaled in Kentucky in 2011 by Street Sense, out of Light From Above This up and coming STREET SENSE filly broke her maiden in the second start of her career and followed it up with a win just weeks later at Laurel Park, going 4-2-0-0. Naïve Enough ran a game fourth in the Grade II Golden Rod Stakes at Churchill Downs in November, 2013 and will be heading towards similar high caliber races throughout her three-year-old season.
Photo by Jim McCue/ Maryland Jockey Club
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TELL A GREAT STORY
Chestnut Filly 2010 Sagamore Homebred by Bluegrass Cat, out of Roadtohanna Termed a “dummy foal� at birth due to her inability to nurse from her mother and lack of reflexes, Tell A Great Story certainly defied the term with a stunning racing career at 6-3-1-2. Tell A Great Story began her career on a high note with a win in her first start at Laurel Park. Her most notable win came in the $75,000 Go For Wand Stakes at Delaware Park in June, 2013. The brilliant filly followed that stakes win with a valiant third place finish in the Grade II Delaware Oaks in July, 2013. The Sagamore team is excited to find out what the future holds for this established four-year-old.
TIZGALE
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Dark Bay or Brown Filly 2011 Sagamore Homebred by Stormy Atlantic, out of Tizthen Tizgale, the filly who picked her own name within the Annual Sagamore Naming Contest last year, is off to a strong start in her three-year-old campaign. She came into this season off her maiden win in December, 2013 at Gulfstream Park and followed it up with an Allowance win at the same track in February, 2014. Her recent back-to-back victories have brought her race record to 5-2-0-1. This Sagamore homebred is definitely a three-year-old to watch.
VICTORY NOR DEFEAT
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Bay Colt Foaled in Kentucky in 2011 by Unbridled Song, out of Daisyago Victory Nor Defeat reigns victorious in his inaugural campaign with a maiden win in the first race of his career. This talented three-year-old kicked off his career with a win at Gulfstream Park in February, 2014 in a come-from-behind fashion. Currently in training under Ralph Nicks, this stunning colt has a bright future and will hopefully continue to find success throughout the rest of his three-year-old season.
Photo by Coglianese Photos
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Photo by Michelle Deck Photography
“Sagamore is not something anyone truly owns – we are stewards of the land, taking care of it for a period of time.” - KEVIN PLANK
CATCHING
Up
MONZON
SHARED ACCOUNT
WALKWITHAPURPOSE
Monzon is a horse of firsts: the first Sagamore homebred to win a Stakes race (which happened to take place on the first day of the year), the first Sagamore homebred to compete in a Triple Crown race since Native Dancer in 1953, and now the first Sagamore homebred to retire and transition into a lead pony. This amazing athlete, named after World Champion Argentine boxer, Carlos Monzon, has lived up to his namesake. He fought hard for the Sagamore Racing Team and he will continue to have a forever home here at Sagamore Farm.
Best known for winning the Grade I Breeders’ Cup World Championship Filly & Mare Turf at Churchill Downs in 2010, Shared Account remains Sagamore Racing’s Champion mare with a forever home on the Farm. This world class mare, trained by Graham Motion, retired in 2011 with a record of 18-6-4-1 and over $1.6MM in total earnings. Now part of our broodmare band, Shared Account has graced us with a colt by BERNARDINI and a filly by DISTORTED HUMOR. Still a fan favorite, Shared Account lives like a queen in the heart of the Farm and will hopefully continue to pass on her talent and beauty to her future offspring.
Recently named the 2013 3YO Maryland-bred Champion Filly, Walkwithapurpose, has a record of 7-5-0-2 with earnings over $297,000. After placing third in her first career start, Walkwithapurpose went undefeated for five consecutive races, including wins in the Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship Stakes, the Wide Country Stakes, and the Caesar’s Wish Stakes. Her final start came in the Grade II Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct in April, 2013, in which she finished third. Since then, Walkwithapurpose has officially joined Sagamore’s broodmare band. As of February, 2014, the stunning filly has been checked in-foal to 2007 & 2008 Horse of the Year, CURLIN. We cannot wait to meet her first foal in 2015.
Dark Bay or Brown Gelding 2008 Sagamore Homebred by Thunder Gulch, out of Shadow of Mine
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Bay Mare Foaled in Kentucky in 2006 by Pleasantly Perfect, out of Silk N’ Sapphire
Bay Filly 2010 Sagamore Homebred by Candy Ride (ARG), out of Lightning Lydia
CHARGED COTTON
LISTEN BOY
Trained by Ignacio Correas, Sagamore homebred, Charged Cotton, hit the board in each of her first five career starts. The beautiful bay filly later went on to win the All Brandy Stakes at Laurel Park in 2012, after which she went on to run in the Lady Baltimore Stakes, the Mrs. Revere Stakes (GII), the Dahlia Stakes, the Gallorette Handicap (DIII) and the Rosenna Stakes. After garnering a 14-4-0-6 record, Charged Cotton retired from racing following a final win at Laurel Park in 2013. The Stakes-winning filly has since joined Sagamore Farm’s broodmare band and is currently booked to DUNKIRK for the 2014 breeding season. From foal to broodmare, Charged Cotton will come full circle as a Sagamore homebred.
Sagamore homebred, Listen Boy, broke her maiden in her second career start in 2012. As a three-year-old, Listen Boy finished strong in 2nd place in the 2013 Caesar’s Wish Stakes and retired shortly after. This gorgeous stakes-placed filly entered the Sagamore Farm broodmare band in 2014 and will look to have her first foal in 2015. Foaled here herself, she will soon come full circle along with the other homebred maiden mares of 2014.
Bay Filly Foaled in Maryland in 2009 by Dehere, out of Lightning Lydia
Dark Bay or Brown Filly Foaled in Maryland in 2010 by After Market, out of Shadow Of Mine
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HORSES IN
Training
How to read:
Name* (* = homebred) Color & sex DOB & foaling location Sire – Dam, by Dam’s Sire All I Karabout* Dark Bay or Brown Colt April 12, 2012, Maryland Bernstein – Roadtohanna, by Not For Love
Everything Matters Dark Bay or Brown Filly March 29, 2010, Kentucky Lemon Drop Kid – Arbeka, by Mr. Greeley
Heat Press Dark Bay or Brown Colt April 12, 2010, Kentucky Malibu Moon – Princess Birdeye, by Indian Charlie
Always Curious Bay Colt April 2, 2010, Kentucky Big Brown – D’Enough, by D’Accord
Feel Proud* Chestnut Colt March 3,2012, Maryland Proud Citizen – Bourbon Maid, by Menifee
Hit Squad Dark Bay or Brown Filly March 8, 2010, Kentucky More Than Ready – My Special Secret, by Mineshaft
Chainsmokinsuprmodl Chestnut Filly April 12, 2012, Kentucky Super Saver – Ascot Starre, by Ascot Knight
Findaway* Gray or Roan Filly February 5, 2012, Maryland Macho Uno – Dicey DJ, by Milwaukee Brew
I’ll Call You* Dark Bay or Brown Filly January 9, 2012, Maryland Bellamy Road – On Demand, by Giant’s Causeway
Charm City Girl Dark Bay Filly April 10, 2011, Kentucky Pioneer of the Nile – Charming Toutsie, by Storm Cat
Future Show* Bay Filly March 29, 2012, Maryland Malibu Moon – Vienna Affair, by Red Ransom
Johnson City Kid* Dark Bay or Brown Colt May 26, 2012, Maryland Lemon Drop Kid – Shadow of Mine, by Belong To Me
David and Goliath* Bay Colt January 26, 2011, Maryland Mr. Greeley – Dicey DJ, by Milwaukee Brew
Ginger N Rye* Chestnut Filly March 17, 2012, Maryland More Than Ready – La Milanesa, by Mr. Greeley
Nest Of Pirates* Bay Gelding April 3, 2011, Maryland Tiznow – Salsa Star, by Giant’s Causeway
De Marquee* Dark Bay Filly February 8, 2012, Maryland Tiz Wonderful – Hoka He, by Dixie Union
Give No Quarter* Dark Bay Colt April 12, 2011, Maryland Tiz Wonderful – Roadtohanna, by Not For Love
Thought Leader* Bay Gelding March 31, 2012, Maryland Street Sense – Salsa Star, by Giant’s Causeway
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Tiger Walk Dark Bay or Brown Gelding April 20, 2009, Kentucky Tale Of The Cat – Majestic Trail, by Kris S Twentyonethirtyone Bay Gelding January 11, 2010, Kentucky Tiz Wonderful – Shake Off, by A.P. Indy We Will* Chestnut Gelding January 2, 2011, Maryland Pleasantly Perfect – Bourbon Maid, by Menifee Win Wire Chestnut Colt March 30, 2010, Kentucky Mr. Greeley – In the Ghetto, by Hennessy
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THROUGH THE
Years 1933 • Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt gifts Sagamore Farm to her son, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Jr. for his 21st birthday.
1952 • Native Dancer is named Horse of the Year.
1953 • Native Dancer wins the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes.
1954 • Named Horse of the Year again, Native Dancer appears on the cover of Time Magazine.
1963 • Native Dancer is awarded induction into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, NY.
1969 • Discovery is awarded induction into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, NY.
1976 • Bed O’ Roses is awarded induction into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, NY.
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2007 • Founder and CEO of Under Armour, Kevin Plank, purchases Sagamore Farm with the goal of restoring it to its former glory and beyond.
2010 • Shared Account wins the $2MM Grade I Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf at Churchill Downs at 46-1 odds, pulling off the biggest upset in the history of the race. • Sagamore Farm receives highest Owners Ranking to date – 55th of 33,850 owners with $1.45MM in Earnings.
2011 • Monzon runs in the Belmont Stakes, becoming the first Sagamore homebred to compete in a Triple Crown Race since Native Dancer’s triumph in 1953. • Millionreasonswhy wins the Grade II Matron Stakes at Belmont Park. • Humble and Hungry wins the Grade III Commonwealth Turf Stakes at Churchill Downs and completes the year finishing in the top three in each of his six races.
2012 • Sagamore horses lead the State in total rewards from the Maryland Breeders’ Fund for the first time since 1980 with Vanderbilt’s Sagamore.
2013 • Record year for total wins under Plank’s ownership. • Walkwithapurpose wins multiple stakes races and is named Maryland-bred 3YO Champion Filly of the Year. • Three of Sagamore’s five homebred fillies become stakes performers.
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CIVIC
Pride
As a proud member of the Maryland community, Sagamore prides itself on its efforts to continuously impact the environment in positive ways. In January 2013, the Farm Stewardship Certification and Assessment Program named Sagamore Farm a Certified Agricultural Conservation Steward. This program, sponsored by the Baltimore County Soil Conservation District, only certifies operations that prove their dedication to preserving and protecting the cherished farmland of Maryland. In the summer of 2013, Sagamore welcomed new workers to the Farm - some hardy honeybees. A brand new apiary containing six colonies was constructed and now houses hundreds of honeybees. Summer of 2013 brought with it a brand new apiary containing six colonies housing hundreds of honeybees. Sagamore Racing General Manager, Tom Mullikin, wanted to continue the Farm’s efforts to positively impact the environment and since honeybees play a crucial role in pollinating fruit and vegetable crops in Maryland, what
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better way to do so? “Sagamore Farm consistently tries to be environmentally conscious and proactive, so we believed the addition of honeybees would positively impact the environment.” said Mullikin. “Beekeeping is a great teaching tool and a fun hobby. In the summer of 2014, we will have our first harvest of Sagamore Honey.” Local honey is said to work wonders for allergy sufferers and can be used in hundreds of ways. Aside from environmental practices, Sagamore also works diligently to give back to the community. Sagamore enjoys playing host to a multitude of groups and foundations through the offering of farm tours, family-fun days, and so much more. With such a rich and romantic history of the Farm, the Sagamore team enjoys the opportunity to share it with everyone from age two to ninety-two. “Seeing the smiles on the children’s faces when they tour the Farm is what it’s all about. We’re proud to provide an experience they can enjoy with their families,” said Mullikin.
THREE
Diamond CLUB
Here at Sagamore Farm, the beauty of the Maryland Thoroughbred Racing industry thrives. Everything from the changing of the leaves on the Sugar Maple trees, to the pounding of forceful hooves on the training track, are things we want to share with our fans. As members of the Three Diamond Club, guests receive access to exclusive offers and news from the Sagamore Racing team, including opportunities to visit the Farm, tour the stables, gather for happy hours at local Sagamore-inspired venues, hear from industry professionals during our Speaker Series events and much more. Join the Three Diamond Club today to own your Sagamore Pride!
Three Diamond Club Happy Hours take place at local restaurants that share our passion for the Maryland Thoroughbred Racing Industry and offer members the opportunity to mix and mingle with fellow members, meet Sagamore Racing teammates and enjoy carefully crafted food and drink specials.
Throughout the year, Sagamore Racing invites wellknown and respected members of the Thoroughbred racing community to participate in a Speaker Series at the Farm. Guest speakers share their personal stories, discuss their books and participate in an informal conversation with Three Diamond Club members about the horse industry as a whole.
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