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A Summer to Remember in the Spa City

All the highlights from an action-packed party scene.

NYRA CEO Chris Kay, Marylou Whitney and husband John Hendrickson in the Winners Circle on Whitney Day at the track. (Cathleen Duffy)
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A Summer to Remember in the Spa City

All the highlights from an action-packed party scene.

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NYRA CEO Chris Kay, Marylou Whitney and husband John Hendrickson in the Winners Circle on Whitney Day at the track. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Marylou Whitney is surprised with a bouquet of roses from CEO Angelo Calbone at the Saratoga Hospital benefit. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Congressman Paul Tonko cuts the rug with Liz Bishop, CBS-6 News anchor, at the National Museum of Dance gala. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Leona Velazquez, retired Hall of Fame jockey Ramon Dominguez and wife Sharon, and Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez at the National Museum of Racing Ball. (Cathleen Duffy)

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A vintage sports car parked outside Saratoga Hospital’s benefit at the polo field at Saratoga Casino Hotel. (Cathleen Duffy)

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From left: Restaurateur David Zecchini, Dimitri Khazin and Jermaine Wells at Taste of Travers at the National Museum of Dance. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Sarah White, Natalie Sillery and Trina White at Taste of Travers, a benefit for the Senior Center of Saratoga, at the Dance Museum. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Terry and Debbie Finley of West Point Thoroughbreds at the Racetrack Chaplaincy benefit at Saratoga National. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Paul Oreffice, Dogwood Stable founder Cot Campbell, and Charles Wheeler at Marylou Whitney and John Hendrickson’s Opening Day Luncheon at the track. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Diane Stage-Fowler with designer Dan O’Neil on the runway at the Ronald McDonald House Fashion Show at Saratoga Race Course. (Cathleen Duffy)

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Jockey agent Ronnie Ebanks sings “Strokin’” with jockey wives as back-up singers at the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund benefit at Vapor. (Cathleen Duffy)

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From left, Barbara and Donnie Lucarelli, Lauren and Jeff Cannizzo, and Ramon and Sharon Dominguez at Taste of Travers at the Dance Museum. (Cathleen Duffy)

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It’s the end of another remarkable social season in Saratoga, with some standout moments we’ll never forget.

The Double H Ranch held its 25th Anniversary Gala at the end of June, and it kicked off the summer with such a bang, we’re still thinking about it. With a record-breaking 954 attendees, the night brought in hundreds of thousands of dollars for the Ranch.

Also unforgettable was Opening Day Eve at Siro’s Cup, when amid a 1,200-guest crowd we spotted the impeccably dressed John and Marylou, out to support the Center for Disability Services. The evening raised $200,000 for the center, and seeing The Queen of Saratoga out on the town only made the night more memorable.

Our August was a blur, but the long-awaited Saratoga Hospital Summer Gala didn’t disappoint. A perfect “Adirondack Summer” night, the gala raised $370,000 for the hospital’s Community Health Center and the 1,080-guest crowd left with auction prizes from Hamilton tickets to exotic trips. And again, a Marylou sighting paired with her surprise $50,000 donation topped off a wonderful summer of giving.

For all the details and party photos from this summer’s events, head to our website.

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