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Blind retiring as MJC stakes coordinator; Egan to fill position
Embracing a family tradition in Thoroughbred racing that dates back more than a century, and following his own distinguished career in various roles touching parts of six decades, Coleman E. "Coley" Blind is stepping down as stakes coordinator for the Maryland Jockey Club.
Blind, 72, is retiring from the position effective Nov. 1. Former trainer Jason Egan, who currently works in the MJC racing office as an entry clerk, will step into the role of stakes coordinator.
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