TRAINERS/INSTRUCTORS/JUDGES Nancy Dawn Ashway
Licensed: USEF "R" & MHSA "R" Judge Hunter & Hunt Seat Equitation Clinics Boarding-Training-Sales-Lessons
horseshowjudge@countrycomfortfarm.com www.countrycomfortfarm.com
USDF Bronze, Silver, & Gold Medalist BS in Education
Full Training, Lessons, Sales w/ regular lessons in Frederick/Howard Co. & Hagerstown 410-707-2689 •
jcbetzjc@yahoo.com www.christinebetzdressage.com
Lyndi Prettyman Caruso Center Peace Farm
Hunters/Jumpers/Equitation Training/Coaching/Sales
Local & Rated Shows - USEF & MHSA “r” Judge Available for Clinics • Lanham, MD
917-686-5071 •
lprettyman@aol.com Evelyn Pfoutz
Cool Breeze Dressage
USDF Gold Medalist • USDF “L” Graduate Instruction * Training* Clinics * Judging* Musical Freestyle
coolbreezedressage@gmail.com •
coolbreezedressage.com • 717-422-6203
James Prettyman Pickwick Stables
Hunters, Jumpers, Equitation 410-795-4000 • 443-506-0737
www.pickwickstables.com
JoAnn Robertson Licensed “R” USEF /MHSA Judge
Hunters - Ponies - Equitation • Available for Clinics • 36 Years Experience Teaching, Training Judging Available for Lessons at Aspiring Heights Farm Westminster •
aspiring_heights@juno.com 410-848-1431
Colleen Rutledge Turnabout Farm - Mount Airy, MD
Specializing in training: Problem Horses • Eventers Young/Inexperienced Horses Lessons and Sales are available
Graduate A/4-Star Advanced Level Event Rider Variety of Horses Offered for Sale 301-829-9282 • 240-674-0327
Jo-Ann Schaudies USEF/MHSA Licensed "R" H/HE/J
Surmont LLC - Upper Montgomery Co. Over 30 yrs Training/Teaching/Showing 240-876-5466 •
jas@surmont.com www.surmont.com
Tiffany Seay Evergreen Stables Farm
Lessons-Training-Sales-Boarding Hunters-Jumpers-Equitation
443-534-6921•
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www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580
martingales, bigger bits, teeth grinding, pinned ears, knocking jumps, bad dressage scores & retiring at age 12 are THINGS OF THE PAST!
Structure dictates function - Function dictates structure Learn how the horse's body parts (structure) are supposed to function
(range of motion) & you will experience the health/soundness, performance & relationship you always wanted from your horse
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Schedule a lesson to understand what all of this really means! Your horse or mine!
EFFECTIVE RIDING 64 Gambrills Rd, Severn MD 21144
www.effectiveriding.com Sarah 410-977-7835 MARCH 2012 | THE EQUIERY | 91
Joint injections at age 8, side reins, weak stifl es, Christine Betz Dressage, LLC Christine Betz 410-745-3160 (barn) • 410-253-7252 (cell)
Periwinkle Farm, LLC F
Fabulous Care, Friendly, & Fun Board in convenient southeast Montgomery County
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1018 Parrs Ridge Dr. Spencerville, MD 20868 301-421-1252
www.periwinklefarmllc.com Susan E. Harris
internationally recognized Centered Riding Clinician, author & artist, Presents a
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