THE MID-ATLANTIC EQUITATION FESTIVAL
You heard about it last year - don’t miss it this year!
The indoor equitation finals for all riders competing in
USEF Zones 2 & 3 Nov. 16 - 17, 2013
Upper Marlboro, MD
midatlanticeq.com 704-219-3718
HARMONY FARMS Brenda Peurifoy-Meyer 30 Years of Excellence
$60 Group $600 Board Private Lessons Available 10%
Military Discount
GAIN CONFIDENCE OVER OUR CUSTOM-BUILT SCHOOLING JUMPS
Horses and riders gain confidence through schooling safe and well-built cross-country jumps. Professional course builder Eric Bull and his team can provide you with the
jumps you need for schooling any level.
Let your imagination run wild with custom designs, or have our workshop-made, portable fences delivered right to your farm, so you and your horse can start jumping right away.
To view samples of our high-quality, safe and economical jumps, visit us at
etbjump.com 40 | THE EQUIERY | SEPTEMBER 2013
(434) 286-3330
eric@etbjump.com
Brenda Peurifoy and Peur Gallow Bay Open Jumper Classic at the Winter Equestrian Festival
• 30 yrs experience training and teaching riders and horses of all levels • 20 yrs training/competing the Palm Beach and Ocala Winter circuits • Competed and placed through Grand Prix level • Produced Amateur Owner Hunter Horse of the Year • Produced multiple champion riders; pony through junior jumper • Imported and bred champion jumpers, hunters, and equitation horses • Specialized in importing European show jumper and equitation horses • Available for consulting on buying trips to Europe • Recently relocated to Poolesville, Maryland • Now accepting applications for board, lessons and training • Beginner to Advanced riders welcome!
Call Brenda Peurifoy-Meyer (334) 389-5473 or
LTC Terry Meyer (334) 379-5781 800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com
876708-130913
876583-130913
876668-130913
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