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OUT&ABOUT 2019 APR on Social Media


Mud, mud, go away... With the wet weather of 2018 and these


fi rst few months of 2019, mud seems to be the word used most by horse owners around the state. On March 4, T e Equiery asked its Facebook followers to post their best muddy horse photos... and boy did we get some im- pressive photos! Here are just a few of the photos posted by our followers. Don’t forget to like T e Equiery on Facebook!


Amanda Allen posted this photo of her winter paddock.


Byron K. Patrick’s horse Flirt demonstrates how even blankets can’t keep the mud off.


Pam Polk posted this photo of Standardbred racehorse Wynnfi eld Noelle who decided the best way to get ready for race day was a mud bath.


Green Spring Valley Hounds staff horse Silvey seems to be staying mud-free under his blanket! Photo posted by Jody Michel.


Star Glitter seems to think she’s missed a spot. Photo posted by Elizabeth Scully.


Erica Gregg posted this photo of Archie, happy for a sunny day. Photo by ML Selzer


Jenn Middleton of DC posted this photo of her horse in March


Believe it or not, this is Dana Grafft’s black Quarter Horse geld- ing Commando Dun It!


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A new type of coloring... black, white and mud! Photo posted by Chelsea Grabham.


APRIL 2019 | THE EQUIERY | 25


Valerie Hicks


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