
The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association has launched a redesigned mdhorsemen.com, featuring a fresh look and a more organized layout that makes it easier for owners, trainers and backstretch workers to find the information they need.
The redesign puts practical resources and timely updates front and center. Visitors can explore racing news, learn about assistance programs, download frequently used forms and stay informed about MTHA activities through clearly defined sections.
The Information page brings useful documents and industry resources together in one convenient location.
The redesigned homepage highlights news, newsletters, meetings and programs serving Maryland’s racing community. Visitors can find information about health care, benevolence assistance, retirement benefits, Maryland-bred bonuses and Thoroughbred aftercare.
A dedicated Election page also provides candidate profiles, voting instructions and resources for the upcoming Board of Directors election.
The goal is simple: make the MTHA website a more useful everyday resource. Whether horsemen need a form, information about available support or the latest industry developments, the new design helps put that information within easier reach.
Horsemen are encouraged to explore the redesigned mdhorsemen.com and bookmark the site for convenient access to MTHA news and resources.


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