BOARDING
Full Field Boardl! Lots of riding opportunities on our farm & the CC Equestrian Center which is located right across the street. Call Lisa at 410-241-7236. For details, Google “What Luck Farm Woodbine”! See online: FastAd: #877722
BOARD CARROLL HOWARD CO.
Full & Self care boarding available on small private farm in Clinton, Md. Approx 10-15 min from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, and 20 min from The P.G. Equestrian Center. Hunter/Jumper lessons available. Full care is 625.00, self care is 250.00. We also have 9 stalls available to an individual/instructor wanting to lease for a year at 1700 per month. We have large box stalls, small turnout, restroom with shower, locked tackrooms, indoor and outdoor arena with jumps. Trail access across the street with miles of trails. All disciplines welcome. Call for additional information or to set up an appointment. 703-967-9451
Boarding, convenient to Md/Dc/Va
Mt. Airy/Woodbine 6 stall barn for lease w/ grooming stall, tack room, h/c water, fields w/ auto waterers, large indoor & outdoor arenas. Bill 410-320-7330
BOARDING
small, family-owned horse farm. Full board $340, field $235. 12 x 12 matted stalls, run-ins in every pasture, 100 x 100 lighted arena with sand footing. 50’ round training pen. Trails. 301-874-0188 Online Link: FastAd: #877732
Adamstown
Broad Run Farm Poolesville, MD. Boarding & Training for Hunters, Jumpers, & Equitation riders (juniors & adults). Exc. facilities incl. new indoor arena, outdoor arenas & expert instr/coaching for all levels, producing National, Zone & StateChs. Call Holly Chester 301-349-4470 or Kevin Bruce 301-385-5788
broadrunfarm@aol.com Online Link: FastAd: #877754
Full care. Near great trails. 12 x 12 matted stalls, lrg outdoor arena. Owners/Mng live on premises. Priv & semi-priv T/O avail. 301-305-9539 or 301-524-5877 Great rates & care. The Journey Farm
Boarding Near Frederick
lush fields w/sheds & use of beautiful bank barn w/6 stalls. Fenced barnyard, separate tack room building. Great location. Quiet & peaceful. Convenient to multiple hunts. Carole38@yahoo. com
Self Care Board - Mt. Airy
Built to Last a Lifetime
Open Barn &
Saturday, November 30, 2013 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (rain or shine)
Mini Gifts for the Holidays!
HERD REDUCTION SALE OF QUALITY MINIATURE HORSES!
$12,600 Raffl e
Fair Hill International October 17-20, 2013
www.fairhillinternational.com Tickets $50 each
Only 500 tickets will be sold! Grand Prize $5,000
To be drawn October 20, 2013 Consolation Prizes
Beginning in the week of October 21 and ending in the week of December 16, there will be two weekly drawings for $400 per drawing.
Our skilled Pennsylvania craftsmen bring true quality and pride in their workmanship to every project we build. Our #1 goal is to bring you the best value for every dollar you spend and ensure you are truly delighted when the job is complete.
From concept to completion we’ll work with you every step of the way. We are horse owners just like you, so we know what it takes to build a safe and efficient facility to suit your needs or riding discipline.
1st
2nd 3rd
Prize $250.00 Prize $50.00 Prize $25.00
4th 5th 6th
Prize $25.00 Prize $25.00 Prize $25.00
After each drawing, tickets will be returned to circulation for all remaining drawings!
You need not be present at any drawing to win.
Barns & arenas are our specialty – call for your free quote or to make an appointment to visit our model facility located just outside Upperville, VA. Come see our work first hand and let us show you how we can make your dream barn a reality.
Contact: Karen Friedel 703-220-0561
kzazicki@earthlink.net www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580
Purchase Tickets: offi
ce@fairhillinternational.com
Mail check to: FHI 378 Fair Hill Drive Elkton, MD 21921
Your ticket stub will be sent by return mail! Include your e-mail so you can be notifi ed of any winnings.
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