JUNE 2017


Jennifer Sulin-Stair and Plot Twist earned two reserve champions at the BEST May horse show.


Lauren Hipps and Leigha Schrader with their ribbons and prizes from the April 22 Sunset Hill Jumper Show


Trainer Linda Rice earned a Laurel Park Winter-Spring Meet title.


James and Ann Gray with Joe Davies, who gave a talk about the Maryland Hunt Cup to the resi- dents of Brightwood in Brookla- ndville.


Lexi Cindric, Lauren Oryarzo and Maddie Cindric with Olympian Ste- phen Bradley at the MDHT Spring Starter #2


Green Spring Valley Hounds joint-masters Sheila Jackson Brown, Shockey Gillet and Whit Foster at the celebration for Derwins Prospector’s Mary- land Hunt Cup win


Equiery photographer Beth Collier at the Badmitton Horse Trials CCI4* in England


MDHT Spring Starter #2 vol- unteers Kaitlyn Schmidt (UMD Equestrian Team) and Linda Cosgrove (Goshen Hounds)


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MDHT Spring Starter #2 vol- unteers Jonah Freedman and Marisa Bianchi


On April 27, Frank D. Boston, III hosted a reception in honor of the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS)


BARCS board member and host Frank D. Boston, III with Kenya Boston and Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh


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Jane Seigler of the Maryland Horse Council and her husband Paul Schopf


Baltimore City Council Chief of Staff Shelley Zimmerman, Debby Rahl of BARCS, BARCS executive director Jennifer Brause, Baltimore City Council member Isaac Schleifer and former BARCS vet Dr. Sherry Seibel


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