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greater number of athletes at two-day assess- ment sessions in January,” Law said. “T is will give us the opportunity to evaluate the athletes in person prior to making the fi nal selection.” Savannah Fulton of Finksburg, Ryan Keefe of


Sandy Spring and Sydney Solomon of Dayton are currently on the list to be further evaluated this month. Good luck ladies!


Anti-Cruelty Act signed into law On November 25, President Trump signed


a bipartisan bill that makes acts of animal


cruelty a federal crime punishable with fi nes and up to seven years in prison. Representa- tive Vern Buchanan (R-FL) and Representa- tive Ted Deutch (D-FL) introduced the bill in the House earlier this year. T e bill was passed unanimously in the House in October and then passed unanimously in the Senate earlier this month. With President Trump’s signature, the bill has offi cially gone into eff ect. T e bill, called the Preventing Animal Cru-


elty and Torture Act, expands the 2010 law signed by President Obama that banned the


creation and distribution of videos that show animals being tortured. Under the new bill, the underlying intentional acts of cruelty shown in videos are also felony off enses. Currently, laws in all 50 states already include


felony provisions for animal cruelty. T is fed- eral bill will help prosecutors address cases of abused animals that cross state lines, or where the state of origin in unknown. T e bill does not apply to people who slaughter animals for food or those who hunt, trap and fi sh.


AS SEEN ON SOCIAL MEDIA - MORE NATIONAL DAY OF THE HORSE PHOTOS


from Jacki Curreri Edens


Doente Sewell at Morven Park


Sharon Burrier aboard Gracie


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