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JULY 2017


at the Potomac Hunt Races May 21 • Bittersweet Field, Poolesville • photos by Bob Keller


Teddy Davies and Hoof Hearted won the Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann Memorial Small Pony Flat race.


Rodriguez, owned by Kiplin Hall and trained by William Dowling, won the Open Timber by a huge 20-length margin, giving jockey Mark Beecher his fourth straight win of the day.


Devon Zebrovious rode In Todd We Trust for Cherry Blossom Farm LLC to win the Side Saddle race by a neck over Ber- nadette Boland and Reddington. Both horses, as well as the third place fi nisher King of Hearts, are trained by George Kuk.


The Cpl. Kirk J. Bosselmann Me- morial Large Pony Flat race was won by Parker Hendriks riding Lauren Schock’s Mookie Mon- ster, trained by Ricky Hendriks.


Liam McVicar piloted S. Bruce Smart, Jr.’s Offi cer’s Oath, trained by Jimmy Day, to win the Preakness Open Hurdle.


Wendy, Erin and Ben Swope


Mark Beecher and Overawe, trained by Alicia Murphy, won the Alice Keech Perpetual Plate Maiden Hurdle for owners Achsah O’Donovan and Michael Wharton.


Hill Tie, ridden by Eric Poretz and owned by Sportsmans Hall, won the Preakness Novice Timber for trainer Joe G. Davies.


72 | THE EQUIERY | JULY 2017


Mark Beecher won both the Open Flat, riding Michael Smith’s Barbara’s Smile, and the Amateur Open Flat, rid- ing MACHA Racings’ Hard Thunder, pictured here.


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