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AFBF President Bob Stallman. “T eir brief is fi lled with exaggeration and fabrication about how livestock and poultry farmers operate their farms and how they are regulated. T ose statements have nothing to do with this case and are purely an eff ort to vilify family farmers in the court and in the press.”
Maryland 4-H Horsemen’s Party Report
At the annual Horsemen’s Party, held on October 6 in Clarksville, the following people were recognized for their continual support of Maryland’s 4-H programs. Conrad Arnold was honored with the Maryland 4-H Horse Program Youth Development award while Karen Macleod earned the Maryland 4-H Horse Program Volunteer award. T e Amelia Grace Dashiell 4-H Horse Scholarship was given to Alana Hamann. Also at the party, the 4-H members who earned positions on the 2013 Maryland 4-H
Sumpter, Howard County; Coach: Darryll- Ann Buschling, Howard County • Horse Judging: Samantha Barlage, Anne Arundel County; Taylor Garner,
Calvert
County; Sarah Sebbane, Montgomery County; T omas Wolf, Carroll County; Coach: Sabrina Ginn, Cecil County
Holly Robinson Wins First Joe Kelly Unsung Hero Award
Catherine H. Robinson is the winner of the inaugural Joe Kelly Unsung Hero award. Better known as Holly, she has been involved with T oroughbred horses since she went to work as a teenager for Mikey Smithwick on his farm in Hydes. Holly went on to work for such notable Maryland trainers as Tom Voss and Dr. Irvin Frock. She left Maryland to be an assistant trainer for Roger Attfi eld before returning to start her own training business. Holly has been a mentor to many young people who want the opportunity to learn about the horse business. Perhaps the most notable is Rosie Napravnik, who worked with Holly while in high school. Rosie has gone on to become a top jockey and Holly has continued to support and advise many others behind the scenes. “If there is ever a stray dog, cat everyone calls Holly to
or bird,
Greg Cole, Maryland Dept. of Business and Economic Development; Pat McMillan, Maryland Department of Agriculture; Tom Chuckas, Maryland Jockey Club; Ashley Valis, Offi ce of the Governor; Kathleen Tabor, MHIB Board Member; Bev Raymond, MHIB Board Member; Jenn Patterson, Orb’s caretaker accepting the Touch of Class Award for Orb’s owner Stuart Janney; and Jim Steele, MHIB Chairman.
Horse Program competitive teams were announced. T ese members represented Maryland nationally at the Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH last month and will be heading to the Eastern National 4-H Horse Roundup in Louisville, KY this month. • Horse Bowl Team:
the rescue,” says Ann Merryman, longtime friend and business partner. “Holly is generous with her time and support—and is a great role model and friend.”
Stuart Janney Honored with Touch of Class
T is past May, Baltimore resident
Stuart Janney’s Orb raced into history, winning the 2013 Kentucky Derby. He won four straight races leading
Mariah Chapelle,
Washington County; Jennifer Huff man, Queen Anne’s County; Olivia Richart, Cecil County; Jenny Searles, Montgomery County; Coach: Dr. Al Starr, Howard County • Communications Team: Public Speaking: Hannah Cimbaljevich,
Carroll County;
Individual Presentation: Melissa Lempicki, Montgomery County; Team Presentation: Olivia Stibolt, Anne Arundel County and Kimberly Zulauf, Anne Arundel County; Coach: Karen Scott, Carroll County • Hippology Team: Emily Sewell, Montgomery County; Amber Snyder, Montgomery County; Erin Snyder, Montgomery County; Alyssa
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up to the Derby and has compiled earnings of $2.6 million. Janney was honored with the MHIB Touch of Class award on October 19 at the Jim McKay Maryland Million, held at Laurel Park. Jen Patterson, Orb’s exercise rider and chief caretaker, accepted the award on Janney’s behalf. Patterson manages a string of horses who are stabled at the Fair Hill Training Center in Elkton.
Ocean City Beach Riding Opened You can now ride on the beach in Ocean
City! But you must fi rst apply for a permit. Applications can be obtained online at www.
oceancitymd.gov. T e cost is $20 for a single-day permit and $50 for a seasonal permit. Riding will be allowed on the beach beginning at 27th Street and extending south to the inlet jetty between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. until March 30, 2014.
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For Sure “Fritz” Hanoverian
5/19/84 – 8/13/13
Gary and Dorothy Anderson Gala
Dutch Warmblood Gelding 4/14/88 – 10/17/13 LuAnne Levens
Liberty
Standardbred x QH 7/17/86 – 9/16/13 Colleen Hood
Lillibet
Palomino Mare 8/22/90 – 10/8/13 Nell Thompson
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Chow-Triever Dog ? – 10/10/13
EastView Farm, Crystal & Jo Kimball
Sky’s the Limit TB x QH Gelding 1993 – 8/21/13 Ashley Beheler
Tugboat
Newfoundland 10/22/06 – 9/28/13 Jane Siegler and Paul Schopf
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