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2nd Annual Maryland Million Hat Contest Declared a Winner

The 2nd annual Maryland Million Hat Contest, held on Jim McKay Maryland Million Day, proved once again to be popular with racegoers. Hosted in the super chic, newly rennovated spotsbook at Laurel Park, nearly 50 participants showed off their race day fashion to the panel of judges. 

The category winners were:

Best Maryland-Themed Hat – Lise Chase

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Best Ladies’ Hat – Cynthia Wood

Best ladies hat winner copy

Best Dressed Couple – Amy Romano & Jason Earnest

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Many thanks to our judges – Georganne Hale – Maryland Jockey Club, Christine Moore – Christine A. Moore Millinery and Keith Pfeffer – Hats in the Belfry for donating their time. We also want to thank our teriffice emcee, Ellen Torres, director of development for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Maryland.

We look forward to brining a little extra fashion and fun to Maryland’s Day at the Races again in 2019! 

Visit the Hat Contest page for more details and photos. 

 

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