MHC Update
ONE COMMON BOND - THE HORSE; ONE COMMON VOICE - MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL
mdhorsecouncil.org Go Pro Campaign Update
by Steuart Pittman, vice president If you read this MHC Update regularly
or have attended MHC meetings, you’ve read or heard my pitch for the GoPro campaign. We’re well on our way, but we’re not done yet. T e Maryland Horse Council that you
know today is a great organization that has represented us well in Annapolis.
T e Maryland Horse Council you are about to meet is one that will put the horse industry on the map in this state right where it belongs. We will be your source for America’s most innovative, most
diverse, and most exciting local horse industry. We will be your secret weapon when county offi cials mess with
your farm. We will educate public offi cials, reporters, and the general public
about the economic, environmental, and recreational benefi ts of horses. We will demonstrate to the rest of the country that there IS an
alternative to the slaughter pipeline, and that it is humane. We will be there to put political power behind campaigns for
upgraded competition venues, bringing huge events like the Fair Hill CCI**** and Breeders’ Cup to Maryland. T is sounds like a lot of wishful thinking, but it’s real. Our con-
tract with Grow & Fortify is only part of what is forthcoming. But there is more, and it’s equally exciting. T e plan will be unveiled at our Tuesday, August 15 meeting. T is growth is only possible because the following organiza- tions and individuals have contributed to the Go Pro Campaign.
Contact me about a contribution or click on the Go Pro page at
mdhorsecouncil.org and donate. We are half-way to our goal. Special recognition goes to Carolyn Macintosh and Maryland
Horse Trials for raising nearly $5,000 through entry fee assess- ments. T at is an investment in the future that will pay off .
T e following have pledged $1,000 or more.
Baywood Farm Bill Reightler Sales Bloomsberg Farm Caves Farm Cloverland Farm Damascus Equine Days End Farm Horse Rescue Dodon Farm Good Friday Farm and Friday’s Horse Giſt ware Hilltop Farm James Casey, DVM Larking Hill Farm Ross Peddicord Neil Agate Jane T ery Crystal & Brian Pickett Dale Clabaugh Paul Turner Kathleen Tabor
Maryland Horse Council “Go Pro” Pledge Form
Yes! I/we want to be part of the Maryland Horse Council’s push to “Go Pro.” Your Name _________________________________________________________
Associations & Business members: Can you support MHC with at least $1,000? T at is just $83.33/month to allow all your members to have personal access to assistance with local and state level zoning and regulatory problems, as well as state legislation!
$1,000 $2,500 $5,000 Other _____
Farm members. T ink of having your own personal advocate with your local permitting/zoning authorities! Isn’t that worth your investment?
$1,000 Other _____
Please make checks payable to: “Maryland Horse Council” and mail to: PO Box 141, Damascus, MD 20872
Or visit
mdhorsecouncil.org to donate online!
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Individuals and Charities/Rescues. Please contribute what you can to help MHC continue to exert maximum eff ort to help you and the issues that matter to you.
$100 Other _____
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