SCHOOLING FACILITIES
28. Camp Waredaca, Inc., Gaithersburg
.........www.waredaca.com 200+ acres of open rolling fi elds with a variety of questions for BN through Int. Banks, water, ditches, ramps, & tables. An outstanding facility for those wanting to fi ne tune their perfor- mance. $50 per horse. Helmet, vest, ground person and signed release required. Course closed before an event. Check website or call for details. • 301-570-4191
PRINCE GEORGE’S 29. Rosaryville Conservancy, Lanham .................................................................301-306-0033
WASHINGTON 30. C and M Farm, Sharpsburg
.....................www.candmfarm.com 130 acre farm in Sharpsburg. Two cross-country fi elds. Most jumps 18’’-24’’. Some jumps up to 3’. Open by appointment only. Please call ahead. • 301-432-5053
WICOMICO 31. Holly Ridge Farm, LLC, Willards
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VIRGINIA 32. Gordonsdale Farm, Berryville
.............www.gordonsdale.com The ultimate XC schooling facility for BN-P. Course designed by Nina Fout on over 100 acres. Over 40 obstacles of varying diffi culty: banks, ditches, water, steps , etc. Warm up course, SJ ring, & XC gallop track. $25/horse, Open everyday, weather permitting. Helmet, vest & release required. Call or email for appt: 540-533-5323,
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33. Morven Park Equestrian Inst, Leesburg
...www.morvenpark.org Morven Park Eq. Center is home to local, regional, national & world-class equestrian events. 1,000 acres with a multifaceted events facility incl. indoor & outdoor arenas, a renowned stee- plechase course, a beautiful series of cross-country courses & sports fi elds. XC includes Elem- Int fences, water w/ a drop option, ditches, banks, steps and more. Helmet, grounds person, release form, current coggins required. $30 per horse. • 703-777-2890
34. WinGreen Farm, Rhoadesville
...............www.wingreenxc.com Novice, Training and some Prelim. Jumps are being renovated and new fences have been added. Waters, banks & ditches all included. Waiver must be signed, $35/horse. By appt. only • 540-854-6770
CROSS COUNTRY SCHOOLING FACILITIES MAP
1) Equilibrium Horse Center, Gambrills 2) Five Springs Farm LLC, Annapolis 3) Holiday Stables, Harwood 4) All in Stride Equestrian Center, Parkton 5) An Otherwise Perfect Farm, Upperco 6) Tranquillity Manor Farms, Monkton 7) Cage Stables, St. Leonard 8) Carroll County Equestrian Center, Woodbine 9) Diamond’s Bluff Farm, Union Bridge 10) Full Moon Farm, Finksburg 11) Liberty View Farm, Finksburg 12) Serra Valley Farms, Mt. Airy
13) Tully Cross Farm, Westminster 14) Waters Edge Farm, Sykesville 15) Fair Hill International, Elkton 16) Olde Hope Farms, Earleville 17) Unicorn Farm, Chesapeake City 18) Loch Moy Farms, Adamstown 19) Pleasant Valley Farm, Myersville 20) Olney Farm, Joppa 21) Schooley Mill Park, Highland 22) Humphrey’s Point Farm, Rock Hall 23) Kent County Equestrian Center, Chestertown 24) Avalon Farm, Sandy Spring
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Do you have a cross-country course that is open to the public and not on this list? Contact The Equiery and have your facility listed on
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25) Bittersweet Field, Poolesville 26) Calleva, Poolesville 27) Camp Olympia, Derwood 28) Waredaca, Inc., Gaithersburg 29) Rosaryville Conservancy, Lanham 30) C and M Farm, Sharpsburg 31) Holly Ridge Farm Equestrian Center, Willards 32) Gordonsdale Farm, Berryville (VA) 33) Morven Park Equestrian Inst., Leesburg (VA) 34) WinGreen Farm, Rhoadesville (VA)
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