OUT &ABOUT


SEPT 2018


Mike Bounds of Sharptown driving Dragon Den at the Great Pocomoke Fair


Holly Erdely (Olney) and Gretchen Butts (Damascus) at The Event at Rebecca Farm in Colorado where Holly was spec- tating and Gretchen was an offi cial.


John Paul Harrison (Woodbine) gets some help from his son with leading their mule to the jump at the Howard County Fair.


Samantha Bourque and Nashville Nights of Safe Haven Farm were Short Stirrup Equita- tion champions at Pickwick Stables on July 29.


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Louis Kousouris’ John Wayne Tag being competed by SummerWind Farm’s Tricia Tillman at the Mid Atlantic Reining Classic held July 18-22 at the Virginia Horse Center.


Joan Fountain, Patty Hollidge and Lauren Hollidge helped to coordinate the Equine Exhibit at the Howard County Fair.


Horses in the featured $2,000 race at the Great Pocomoke Fair go be- hind the starting gate


The Donatelli polo team won at Morven Park in Virginia on July 28. Pic- tured are Florencia and Nico Eurnekian, Danni- elle and Javier Donatel- li and Aman Sharma.


Caitlyn Gardiner and Anthony Righter were this year’s Mon- gtomery County Agricultural Fair Queen and King. Anthony was the 2018 Mongtomery County Agricultural Fair 4-H Horsemanship Champion.


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Karis Mayhew and Belle of the 4-H Wild West Wran- glers earned fi rst and second at the Montgomery County Fair in the First Time Riding Western Show.


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