HORSE S FOR YOU, CARS THE 2011 LEGACY CHASE AT SHAWAN DOWNS


Presented by Brown Advisory


Gates Open 10 a.m.; Post Time 1 p.m., Proceeds to benefi t GBMC


September 24, 2011 Saturday,


Advance Purchase Options:


• T e Meadows for one car load of passengers: $30 ($35 at the gate) • T e Meadows - premier parking at the Meadows for one car load of passengers: $100 • T e Meadows View - front row parking in T e Meadows for one carload of passengers: $200 • Steeplechase - premium parking on the Shawan Downs' hill for one car load of passengers: $100 • Railside, limited availability: $350 • Finish Line Box: Enjoy the day at the races in your reserved, open air box along the stretch! Boxes include 8 chairs and a table with linens. Includes 1 Finish Line parking pass, 2 Steeplechase parking passes & 2 Paddock parking passes: $500


• Premier Box - Includes 2 Finish Line parking passes, 2 Steeplechase parking passes & 4 Paddock parking passes : $1,000 • Backstretch Lawn Box: Cheer the horses as they come down the backstretch from your open air box - a great way to enjoy the day with your family and friends. Includes 2 Railside parking passes, 12 Backstretch parking passes, 12 chairs and 2 tables with linens: $1,500


Visit www.shawandowns.org for more information about the ticket options.


Purchase Tickets with MasterCard or Visa: www.shawandowns.org, 1-800-470-5803, ext 10. Fax: 1-888-604-8296 Or mail check made payable to:


Land Preservation Trust, Inc. - Shawan Downs - PO Box 433 - Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21094


50 | THE EQUIERY | SEPTEMBER 2011


800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


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