Our Board

Carlos Martin was raised in a family of horsemen-Grandson of Hall of Fame Inductee Frank Martin and son of Jose Martin, trainer of 3 Eclipse Award Champions. Carlos was involved in racing from an early age. Having been dubbed “Computer Carlos” in his preteen years by the New York racing press for his extensive knowledge of American Bloodlines and exacting pedigree analytical skills, Carlos made an impression right away. He received his training license at age 19 and at age 21 became the youngest trainer to win a Grade 1 race in North America.

Carlos has trained numerous black type stakes winners including Come Dancing, Stacie’s Toy, Key Contender and Piedi Bianchi. Carlos also advises on Bloodstock purchases and sales and handles the racing division of Britton Peak Bloodstock & Training in Ocala, Florida.

Grandson of famed comedian Jackie Gleason, Jason Patric’s feature film debut came in 1987 in the comedy-thriller The Lost Boys and he has since starred in many feature films including Sleepers and Rush.

In addition to his film career, Jason starred as Brick in the Broadway production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and in the revival of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning play That Championship Season which was written by Jason’s father, Jason Miller.

Jason also appeared in The Vanished, The Yellow Birds opposite Jennifer Aniston and Toni Collette and starred in the television series Wayward Pines.

Jason has supported many charities and is the founder of the Stand Up for Gus Foundation whose mission is to raise money to help families with limited resources who are struggling with custody issues.

A graduate of Skidmore College with an advanced degree in nursing from Cornell and a law degree from New York Law, Maggie has been involved in horse racing (originally with her late husband) since 2008. She has been a member of the board of Bourbon Lane After Care and has sent horses to and sponsored events for New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program. Maggie currently is caring for 8 retired racehorses on her own. Her goal is to continue to advocate for responsible thoroughbred after care.

Michael Maturo is a founding Managing Partner and President of RXR Realty LLC (“RXR”), a multi-billion-dollar private real estate company. In this capacity, he develops and implements RXR’s corporate strategy and oversees property operations and RXR’s investment management businesses and capital markets activities.

Mr. Maturo serves on a number of Boards and Committees including as First Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Long Island Association,, as well as a Member of its Executive Committee and Chairman of its Economic Development Committee, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Catholic Foundation of Long Island, Member of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Association Board of Directors, Member of the Board of Director of the National Italian American Foundation and Member of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Mr. Maturo has been involved in horse racing since 2016 and is part owner of the multiple stakes winning filly (now broodmare), Piedi Bianchi.

Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling is a comedian, radio personality, actor, author and singer/songwriter.

For eighteen years (1983-2001) he was Head Writer and a cast member on radio & television's Howard Stern Show. His autobiography, “The Joke Man: Bow To Stern,” was released in October 2017. "Joke Man," a documentary about his first 77 years, is currently on Amazon.

Jackie is on the board of Rewilding America Now, which seeks to create rewilding initiatives for wild horses and the environment.