JULY 2017


at the Elk Creek Combined Driving Event June 3-4 • Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area, Elkton • photos by Hoof Print Images • copy by Louisa Emerick


Tracey Morgan (Beallsville) won her division with Fuego and heads off to Germany later this summer to rep- resent the U.S. at the Pony World Championships.


Heading somewhere fun this summer? Don’t forget to take photos for Out & About!


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Nicole duPont of Easton placed third in the Training Pair Pony division.


Jane Oehler in the fi nal cones phase


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