Maryland’s 2022 News Makers, continued...
Brad Enfield took the National Professional Class Championship riding his own Chex. Overseas, Mikayla Miller won the Garleton
Lodge International Tilting and Jousting Tour- nament, hosted by the Scottish Tilting Riding Club. Miller rode Rista Kalamidas’ Chino to overall champion of the event. All of these riders also won local champion- ships titles in 2022. See this month’s Yearbook for photos and results.
each logged over 1,000 volunteer hours in 2022. Additional top volunteers for 2022 include: Bonnie Vaden, Jan Solovey, Lynn Nelson, In- grid Asmundsson, Alan Gross, Mary Margaret Drake, Lee Schipper, Cassidy Webb, MarySue Mood, Fancy Butler, Sarah Chapin, Jackie Bray- brooke, Angie Leihy, Angela Bailey, Sandria Lherisse, Daniel Mick and Susanne Brammerts.
Smith Wins WIHS Honor & Service Award
Te Washington International Horse
Show (WIHS) presented its 2022 WIHS Honor and Service award, pre- sented by EQUUS Foundation,
to Just a few of the many MDHT volunteers at Loch Moy Farm.
MDHT Honors Its Volunteers Carolyn Mackintosh of the Maryland Horse
Trials honors her team of volunteers who racked up over 2,446 volunteering hours in 2022. In addition, longtime MDHT supporters Leah Fleming, Mike Smallwood and Dale Clabaugh
14-year-old Allison Smith of Sandy Spring. Tis award is presented to a horse, individual or organization that best demonstrates the values of honor and service as embodied by Klinger, the famed ambassador for the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (Te Old Guard) Caisson Platoon. As a child growing up in a military
family, Smith has moved four times already and has had both parents deployed to Iraq and Af- ghanistan. Trough these experiences she has learned to be resilient and value honor. Smith volunteers at Days End Farm Horse Rescue (DEFHR) in Woodbine as well as at
local U.S. Event- ing Association competitions, and told WIHS, awesome ceive
to this
“It’s re-
award.
I am grateful to be a military child and would like to show my gratitude to those who have served.” Smith has been volunteering at DEFHR since 2017 and has completed 178 volunteer hours in the last three years. Her Girl Scout Silver Award Project, titled
“Equestrian Helmet Safety Awareness,” led to more than 60 hours of teaching riders the im- portance of wearing appropriate helmets while riding. Smith is also a member of the Talbot Run
Pony Club Riding Center, which is part of the Capital Region of U.S. Pony Club. She rides on the farm’s Interscholastic Equestrian Associa- tion Dressage team as well. Smith was presented with this award during
WIHS’s Military Night this past October. She designated DEFHR to receive a $1,500 grant from the EQUUS Foundation.
Allison Smith was named the 2022 WIHS Honor & Ser- vice Award winner.
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