OUT&ABOUT


AUG 2024


in Maryland’s Winner’s Circles


Icarus Blue and Meaghan Croteau won the Holly Van Court Memorial Derby held during the Balti- more County Horse Council Benefi t Horse Show on June 15 at the Baltimore County Agricultural Center.


Canadian rider Lisa Marie Fergusson was the big winner at The Maryland International riding Honor Me in the CCI4*-S at Loch Moy Farm in Adamstown.


Dustlyn Rebar rode Cinnamon to several wins and championships at the Mountain Top Saddle Club Open Show in McHenry on July 21.


Jase Munday rode Stitch to win a Ranch Horse divi- sion at Thurmont Riding Club in July.


Copper Beech Molly Malone, owned and bred by Judith- Ann Hartman and shown by Susan Weigand, won the Sec- tion A Welsh division at the Maryland Pony Breeder Futurity on July 6 in Bel Air.


Summer, owned by Jolanda Camp- bell and driven by Jenn Boarman, won a pony division at the Elk Creek CT at Fair Hill in July.


The High Point Maryland-bred Sport Horse award at the Maryland International was won by BSF Liam, a Connemara/Thoroughbred cross by Ballywhim An Luan and out of Rumor Risky. Braden Speck rode the gelding bred by Thora Pollak to fi fth in the CCI4*-S.


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Chancellor, owned by Lisa Schroeder Smith and ridden by Courtney Waskie- wicz, won an Open Novice division at Maryland Horse Trials on July 14 at Loch Moy Farm in Adamstown.


Copper Beech Cherry Brandy, pictured with owner/ breeder JudithAnn Hartman, won the Most Suitable To Become A Driving Pony award at the Maryland Pony Breeder Futurity held in Bel Air on July 6.


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