all four of Maryland's major racetracks consolidate their races into the Pimlico facility. The following year the distance was changed to a six furlong sprint and was won by another Calumet horse, Pep Well, who was ridden by Albert Snider. Until his untimely death on March 5, 1948, Snider was the regular jockey for the great Citation and had won all nine races he was aboard. Snider was scheduled to ride in the May 1, 1948 Kentucky Derby but after his death Eddie Arcaro was hired to ride Citation and would win that year's Triple Crown. On April 19, 1950, The Pincher won what would turn out to be the last running of the Philadelphia Handicap as horse racing came to an end at the Havre de Grace Racetrack at the close of that 1950 spring meeting. Records Speed record: 1:10 2/5 @ 6 furlongs: Pep Well (1947) 1:43 1/5 @ 1 1/16 miles Armed (1946) Most wins: 2 - Boniface (1921, 1922) 2 - Equipoise (1933, 1934) 2 - Pep Well (1947, 1949) Most wins by a jockey: 3 - Maurice Peters (1936, 1939, 1940) Most wins by a trainer: 3 - Henry McDaniel (1921, 1922, 1923) Most wins by an owner: 3 - J. K. L. Ross (1919, 1921, 1922) 3 - Calumet Farm (1946, 1947, 1949) Winners References Discontinued horse races Havre de Grace Racetrack Horse races in Maryland Recurring sporting events established in 1913 Recurring sporting events disestablished in 1951 Havre de Grace, Maryland