ATMOSPHERE FOR HORSE & RIDER”
QUALITY CARE. Stall Board. Access to Trails. Lighted Outdoor Arena. KRUHM FARM Burtonsville, MD 301-384-4485
Full field board Thistlehill Farm near Lisbon
Snug sheds; auto heated water; very good (rotated) pastures; free choice hay; no climb/top- board fencing; round pen and lighted outdoor arena. Website:
thistlehillfarm.wordpress.com; LL 410 489-4752; Cell 410 829- 7486.
Full Moon Farm
Full service English riding focused horse farm: Boarding, Lessons, Training, Sales. Show teams. Children, Adults, Beginners - Advanced. Summer camps. In house competitions. 410-795-8371. https://fullmoon-
farm.com
RETIREMENT BOARDING: Now accepting a limited number of pasture-sound horses for retire- ment field board at a quiet, family farm in the heart of Cecil County. $250/month. keithb@
winpeak.net or 443-350-5307
BOARDING “A RELAXED
BOARDING W Friendship
Full care stall & field board options. Min. from I-70 & 32. 12’x13’ matted stalls; 50+ acs of t/o; huge riding fields & sand outdoor w/lights. $625/mo stall; $425 field. 301-580-8051; tar-
aequestrianllc@gmail.com; tar-
aequestrianeventing.com
COMING EVENTS
Monthly Coming Events are Back by Popular Demand!
You spoke up and we listened! Each issue will now include a separate
Coming Events page for that month’s activities. Activity listings are free for MHC members, Equiery advertisers and activities located in Maryland.
To make sure your activity is listed in future issues, email details to
editor@equiery.com today!
HORSES
Downsizing - Broodmares & competition horses available. Warmblood & Thoroughbreds. Age 6 - teens. Contact Jan for more info & photos of available horses. 410-967-1191
***Rare Openings Available starting
Intelligent yet casual conversation on Critters, Companions, Commerce & Agriculture
with host Rachann Ennis Mayer
Rachann, a midwest farmer’s daughter, earned her B.S. Degree in Micro- biology from Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, along with a minor in Medical History. She has extensive post-graduate work in Microbiolo- gy & Immunology at Pennsylvania State University, School of Medicine, Hershey, Pennsylvania, and Secondary Teaching Education at Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA. Rachann and her family live on a farm with an updated boarding kennel that is the fi rst eco-friendly, dog kennel, day camp and grooming facility in Maryland. Rachann enjoys telling a good story and fi nding the connections that unite us.
Find the show on
RaisingConnections.com For a complete list of past topics visit our program archives
Got a Topic or Idea for a Guest? Contact Rachann at
Hello@RaisingConnections.com or 301-829-9968
Rachann is Available for Emcee, Public Speaking, and Moderator Duties
28 | APRIL 2024 | THE EQUIERY YOUR MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION
April 1st*** Sweet Sunday Farm: 80 acre horse farm in Woodbine, MD; backing to Patuxent River State Park & miles of trails. Hot & cold wash racks; tack rooms. 90’ x 180’ outdoor arena; large grass show jump arena. Many turn-out options w/automatic waterers & run-in sheds. Boarding packages from self-care to full-care board. Low-key atmosphere both you & your horse will love! Kaeley 301-802-2216 or
kesecan@gmail.com
ROSE HILL FARM
Port Tobacco, MD. Indoor/ Outdoor riding arenas. Full care horse board - 24/7 turnout w/ access to 12 x 12 stalls. 200 acre farm. Tack room/lounge. Wash stall w/hot water. Trails & room to hack. Farm manager lives on site. Peaceful setting for better connection with horse & rider. MHIB Licensed. $500/ mo. Call 301-642-4479 for more information.
Lessons, Leases & Trail Rides
Lessons/prof. trainer, all discp & horsemanship. Trail Rides. Burtonsville, MD. Ask about leasing! 301-412-4503
Potomac Horse Center Lessons - Strong Dssg, C/T, & H/J progs in house. Conv to Gaithersburg, Rockville, Potomac, etc. A Public Facility leased from M-NCPPC. 301-208- 0200;
www.potomachorse.com
800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com
ROCKY Black, reg. Morgan year- ling. Mature 15.2+H. Has a great
bump up trot. Feisty! Dressage prospect. $4,500. 410-802-6824
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