Where your horse comes fi rst, last ... always!* S


• Lay-ups • Boarding


• Sales Prep • Miles of Trails • Cross Country Jumps On Site


Boarding Rates Field Board: $450/month Feed 1 or 2 x day and hay


Regular Stall Board: $700/month Includes group or semi private turnout, feeding up to 2x per day, hay, day/night blanket


Deluxe Stall Board: $800/ month Group or semi private turnout, feeding up to 2x per day, hay, day/ night blanket, PLUS holding for extra appointments, medicating, bandaging/wrapping, extra blanketing and fl y masks (client responsible for purchasing masks)


Summer Sunset Jumper Series


T ursdays, 6 p.m. until we are done Save the Dates! July 4


July 11 July 18 July 25


Plenty of parking; tailgating and picnics around arena Prizes for Series High Point & for Trainers! Entry Fees - Register On Site $20 per class; $15 per class for PPF clients & Pony Club See website beginning in April for classes & divisions!


Howard County Horse Show Association Show


July 20 - 21, 2013 Including: $150 Pleasant Prospect Farm Hunter Derby (2'3''. 2'6'')


*Not HCHSA recognized www.pleasantprospectfarm.com


To schedule a visit (by appointment only) 443-375-6448 (*And we get around to the people...eventually!)


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Visit Pleasant Prospect Farm's Website for More Details!


A La Carte Rates Daily Rate Stall: $24/day Daily Rate Field: $18/day Lay-Up: $25/day Training: $50/day (incl board) Please see our website or call for a full menu of rates.


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