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JULY 2018


Maryland


Claire Lacy of Clarksville driving Severn Rainbow (right) and JudithAnn Hartman of Tracy’s Landing driv- ing Severn Hollyberry Bowl (left) fi nished fi rst and second at the James River Classic ADT in the Single Pony Training division. Lacey also won an award for Best Training Level Dressage test.


TROT members from Westminster, Freeland and Skyesville Ivy Smink, Kendra Smith, Janet Whelan, Brit- tany Remeikis, Jean Swartz and Monika Hoerner at the Union Mills TROT ride on June 16


Vintage Oak rider Bristol Craft (Glenville, PA) with Lucy Williams (Hereford) at the Devon Horse Show


Steve Curry, formerly of Potomac Hunt and now the new huntsman of Arapahoe Hunt Club in Colo- rado, with Javier Donatelli, DVM at Arapahoe’s hunt ball.


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Mitch Walker of Mt. Airy fi nished sixth in the Junior/Young Rider Open Training division at the Vir- ginia Horse Trials aboard Santiago.


Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding staff and riders at the Thorn- croft Therapeutic Riding Show in Malvern, PA


Tina Snyder of Safe Haven Farm hosted an afternoon tea for 12 residents of the Fair Haven Senior Community in early June where residents got a chance to meet several of the farm’s rescue horses.


Royce Herman (MHC), Rob Burk (USEA) and Amy Burk (UMD) at the MHC Quarterly meeting held at Laurel Park


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