OCT 2016
Future foxhunter Dylan Scullin at the HCIBH opening cub hunt on September 3
Mary Lisa Leffl er (Brookeville) and Carlot won the $5,000 Open Welcome Stake at the Swan Lake Quentin Fall Classic.
Madeline Cindric of Mt. Airy and Elektra competing in the Junior Beginner Novice division at the American Eventing Championships in Tryon, NC
Trainer Tracey Bienemann of Worton and her OTTB mare Geoni were second in the CCI2* division at Richland Park (MI).
Hap Bauer and family with Carol Nair (mounted) at Potomc Hunt’s opening cub meet on August 20
Javier Donatelli with DeEtte Gorrie of Days End Farm Horse Rescue
Joy Fernon and Howard Payne of Reichs Ford Farm in Ijamsville went trail riding this summer at Lake Tahoe in California.
Elizabeth Scully leads Connor Hankin around the paddock before the NY Turf Writers Cup at Saratoga (NY) in August while trainer Jack Fisher watches.
HCIBH Jt. MFH Roger Scullin with whipper-in Emily Melton at the club’s opening cub hunt on September 3
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Representing Marlborough Hunt at the HCIBH sporting clay shoot on August 21 were Barbara Smith, Mike Peddicord, Fred Sasscer and Ralph Powers
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Junior rider Brynn Miller and her pony Rocky participated in a foxhunting clinic put on by Potomac Hunt on August 25.
OCTOBER 2016 | THE EQUIERY | 83
Katherine O. Rizzo
Laura Roemer
Karen K. Wenzel
Fran Scully
Phelps Media Group
Laura Roemer
905447-160916 Karen K. Wenzel
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