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Racing Competition. Te Maryland State Fair also received an
award in the following IAFE 2021 Non-Fair Facility Usage category: • 1st Place: Unique Event created to utilize the facility during the pandemic - Te devas- tating results of the COVID pandemic caused the Maryland State Fairgrounds to think out- side of the box to help meet a variety of needs that arose in the community. Te Fairgrounds facilities and parking lots were utilized for: a Baltimore County drive-thru COVID testing facility and a walk-thru vaccination site that served over 200,000 individuals; a Baltimore County Together drive-thru pop-up market with donated fresh meals and resource kits and Amigos of Baltimore County/4MyCity Food Drive donation and pick-up site, which com- bined served over 5,000 families; and, a satel- lite location for numerous American Red Cross emergency blood drives.
Kathy Kusner Honored by USEF Legendary horsewoman Kathy Kusner was
honored with one of two U.S. Equestrian’s Lifetime Achievement Awards for 2021. Kus- ner, who now resides in Playa Vista, California, is most widely known for winning Olympic and Pan American Games medals for the U.S. in Show Jumping. It is her pioneering work to
promote women in equine sports, however, that is her greatest achievement. Kusner was one of the first women selected to the U.S. Equestrian Team (USET) to compete in an Olympic Games. She represented the U.S. in the 1964 Toyko Games, 1968 Mexico City Games and 1972 Munich Games where she was part of the Silver Medal team. She was part of the Gold Medal team at the 1963 Pan American Games in Sao Paolo and then the Silver Medal team at the 1967 Winnipeg Pan American Games. Outside of the Show Jumping world, Kusner
became the first female jockey licensed to ride races in the U.S. in 1968. Te license was issued only after Kusner filed, and won, a discrimi- nation lawsuit against the Maryland Racing Commission. Kusner also was the first female jockey to ride in the Maryland Hunt Cup. Kusner is the founder of the non-profit Hors- es in the Hood, which works with inner-city communities in Los Angeles, California, to in- troduce young people to horses. To learn more about Kathy Kusner, read “Mary- land’s Local Lady Legends” on
equiery.com.
Eclipse Awards Congratulations to Sandra McKee of Mid-
Atlantic Toroughbred for winning the Me- dia Eclipse Award for Feature/Commentary
En-Tice-Ment Stables, LLC
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We have high school and middle school IEA teams. Our show team travels to 2-3 shows per month along east coast
and The World Equestrian Center.
We Congratulate our 2021 En-tice-ment Stables Show Team Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication!
We would like to extend a special thank you to some of our riders who went above and beyond this year.
Mackenzie Bingham and Louis Vuitton Champion: MHSA Children’s Horse Reserve: MHSA Junior Equitation
Catherine Sis and Anchors Ahead Reserve: MHSA Low Children’s
Mary Charlotte McGrath and Wild Blue Yonder Reserve: MHSA Low pony 3rd: MHSA Pleasure pony
Reece Fraser and Baileys Irish Mudslide Reserve: Mini Stirrup Pleasure 8 & under
Cameron Gill and Mr. Colt T Colt 3rd: MHSA Large Children’s Pony
A Very Special Thank You To Our Trainers: Deana Tice, Brittany Tice, and Hailey Johnson, Clare Kozycki & Shelley Garrett
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Writing. Her winning article was entitled, “A Jockey’s Life. Baltimore’s Adams Set Riding Record in 1930.” Te article was featured in the June 2021 magazine. In addition, the nominations for the 2021
Eclipse Awards includes a few Maryland-con- nected horses and jockeys. Maryland-bred su- perstar Knicks Go is in the running for Older Dirt Male along with Maxfield and Mystic Guide. Maryland-bred Aloha West is nomi- nated for Male Sprinter with Flightline and Jackie’s Warrior. Snap Decision, owned by Maryland-based
Bruton Street-US, is nominated for Steeple- chase Horse of the Year. He is running against Baltimore Bucko and Te Mean Queen, both owned by Buttonwood Farms LLC. Maryland-based jockeys Charlie Marquez and
John Hiraldo, who spent half of 2021 in Mary- land, are both nominated for Apprentice Jockey along with Jessica Pyfer. Flavien Prat, who won the 2021 Preakness Stakes aboard Rombauer is up for Jockey of the Year against Irad Ortiz, Jr., and Knicks Go’s jockey Joel Rosario. Te 51st annual Eclipse Awards will be held
on February 10 at Santa Anita Park in Califor- nia. Look for winners posted on
equiery.com later this month!
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