OUT&ABOUT
SEPT 2019
Maryland
The Surrey, MHC Farm Stewardship Committee and the Montogmery County Soil Conservation District held a social gathering at The Surrey on July 25 to welcome Travis Gorleski as the new MoCo Equine Specialist.
At the 151st Old St. Joseph’s Church Joust in Cordova, Kayla Rex was crowned Semi-Professional champion.
Gary Botsch may have had a fi rst in the history of Har- ness Racing when he drove A Dandy Strike in both Trot and Pace races at the Great Pocomoke Fair on August 3.
“Thank you to The Equiery for the gen- erous donations for the Joan Kelly Me- morial Reading Camp fi eld trip to Mer- ryland Farm. The theme for this year’s camp was horses and the kids were ec- static about all of the take home swag. Country Life Farm hosted 25 campers, 10 youth counselors and 10 adults who got to see nearly all the phases of a Thor- oughbred’s life. From mares and foals to horses in training! Many of the kids had never seen a horse up close. I have no doubt that we have ignited a new genera- tion of passionate new horse lovers.” - Sallyellen Hurst of Country Life Farm
Freedom Hill Horse Rescue’s Delilah having a good roll during the summer heat.
Safe Haven Farm riders Breanna Hyatt, Jocelyn Ellis, Samantha Bourque and Lyla Ludwig had a sucessful showing at the Covered Bridge Farm jumper show on July 28.
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TJ Lore topped the Novice Class at the 151st Old St. Jo- seph’s Church Joust in Cordova on August 7.
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Barbara Miller
Dawn Barnes Riley
Charlene Sharpe
Barbara Miller
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