HORSE WORLD 2013 MARYLAND
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100 Day Thoroughbred Challenge - Cow Palace Arena Watch as four Thoroughbred ex-racehorses compete as they embark on second careers. These horses, which represent area thor- oughbred farms, will be judged on their suitability by evaluation for conformation, movement, free jumping, trainability and aptitude. Guest judges and riders will be working with these horses over the weekend.
Just Look at Us NOW!!!
WHY ADOPT A TB? Thoroughbreds are: Intelligent Sensible Honest Athletic Quiet
Reasonably Priced Healthy Sound
What do these horses all have in common?? They are thoroughbreds that we rescued from the kill-pen! Just because they were no longer making money at the track does not mean they are not great horses. We purchase slaughterbound thoroughbreds and, after quarantine and evaluation, place them in new homes. Safety and suitability are of the utmost importance. Quiet, sound, young thoroughbreds always available- just call or email.
Be part of the solution.
ASPCA® On the Right Track Voucher Program We pay YOU $200- towards lessons/training of any newly adopted MAHR thoroughbred!
WHY MAHR? Experienced Honest
Reputable Nice Selection Guaranteed Lifetime Support Full Disclosure No Hassle Adoptions Transfer of Ownership
MidAtlantic Horse Rescue
A 501c3 Non Profit Organization
www.MidAtlanticHorseRescue.org • PO Box 407, Chesapeake City MD 21915 • 302-376-7297 26 | THE EQUIERY | JANUARY 2013 800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com
120112-843488
856986-130113
856718-13113
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