Oldfields scho ol
Sparks Glencoe, MD Be One of the Lucky 21 to Ride with
Kathy Kusner Monday and Tuesday, May 21-22
Kathy represented the U.S. Show Ju
Jumping Team in three Olym- pic Games and two Pan-Am Games. f
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Auditors: Riders:
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She was also the first licensed to
ride races
over jumps and on the flat. Only THREE sessions of no more
than SEVEN students will be available. Te clinic will be pro- gressive and attendance on both days is mandatory.
$25/day or $40 for both days in advance $30/day or $50 for both days at the door $300 for both days, $275 if paid by 5/10
Clinics Coming Soon... Bernie Traurig, Jimmy Wofford, & Phillip Dutton
For more information: 410-340-2347
WelshR@OldfieldsSchool.org www.OldfieldsSchool.org
Rachel Tanio & Kiss the Rain and JoAnn Robertson Warrenton Horse Show
© Teresa Ramsay
Children • Adults • Boarding • Lessons • Ponies • Hunters • Equitation • Shows Our Program: • Expands equestrian skills
• Teaches good sportsmanship Congratulations to:
• Develops self esteem • Builds character
Rachel Tanio on qualifying for Pony Finals - August in Kentucky Lockslea Mayers on the purchase of your new pony Danny Madison Semis on continuing to work hard & developing your equestrian skills
Good luck to all of our new students,
for a successful year with all their equestrian endeavors 410-848-1431 •
www.aspiringheighsfarm.com •
aspiring_heights@juno.com
Show Jumping Hall of Fame Member
Aspiring Heights Farm Aspire to be Your Best
Westminster, MD Wes
Since 1941
May 19 and 20 July 21and 22 November 3 and 4
Saturday Schooling Shows Sunday Rated Shows
Meadowbrook Stables, Chevy Chase, Maryland 26 | THE EQUIERY | MAY 2012
www.wbtahorseshows.org 800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com
847113-120512
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