OUT&ABOUT


NOV 2019


Maryland


Elkridge Harford Hunt Club’s Kate Gilhool and Skye’s Limit won the 2019 Theodora A. Randolph Field Hunter Championships held in Middleburg, VA.


Marilyn Little of Frederick rode Clearwater to win the $10,000 1.40m Speed Challenge winner at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show.


BCHSA Short Stirrup Medal winner Emily Nash on Pinch of Pixie Dust


Sandy Felker and Benjamin Button jumping around the September starter horse trials at Loch Moy Farm in Adamstown


More Out & About photos on page 51 of this issue!


Carolann Sharpe riding Ares in the Extreme Mountain Challenge put on by TROT on Sep- tember 29 at Double C Farm in Clarksville


Elizabeth Konecny was named Best Pony Rider at the St. Mary’s County Fair Horse Show


Kristen Likens of Woodbine and Zorro competed for Burntwoods Pony Club at the Maryland Re- gion Eventing Rally on September 29 at the Marl- borough Starter Horse Trials.


Sara Katz (Parkton) rode Diplomat, owned by Adam Newman, to win the Field Hunters division at this year’s RRP Makeover in Lexington, KY. Dip- lomat was a Grade-I winning steeplechase horse before making the switch to foxhunting with Katz.


BCHSA Junior on a Horse Medal winners Aliza Holcomb and Confetti


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