All Horses Available for Lessons, Showing, & Leases Over 50 Years of Champions
Congratulations to Our Champions This Year: Chicago Fire • Happy Face • Red October • Order of Phoenix Charleston Chew • Drunken Sailor • Pretty Woman • Megamoose • A-List
Clay Hill Stables
Quality Horses, Lessons And Coaching
...Since 1964
Emmie Prettyman, Owner & Trainer Springdale, MD • (301) 773-0444 •
clayhillstables.com • Email:
Clayhill1@Comcast.net
THE Want to just “be” with your horse?
Paradise is known as a “pleasure barn” - and we agree! Because being with your horse should be a pleasure!
All new management offering elite care in a peaceful, stress-free environment for you and your horse to fl ourish.
Light-fi lled 80 x 120 Indoor Arena • 100 x 200 Outdoor Arena, Groomed Regularly Jumps and Training Obstacles Available
Miles of Trails Climate Controlled Observation & Refl ection Lounge Climate Controlled Tack Room with Private Lockers Hot Water Wash Stalls • Stall or Field Board
Lay-up Paddocks Available • On-site Trainers Available Outside Trainers Welcome • Convenient Location
6250 Detrick Road • Mount Airy, MD 21771
www.paradisestables.com •
paradisestablesllc@yahoo.com www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580
Discover Peace in Paradise 301-865-4800
Eventing Education Center NEW for 2017!
Tap Room Talks Jimmy Woffard
with
Stephen Bradley David O’Connor
Join us in the Waredaca Brewing Company Tasting Room for newly formatted informal education discussions with top eventing riders and trainers. Space is limited; advanced registration required (complimentary registration for Waredaca boarders).
Recognized Events June 3 & 4: BN-OI/FEH & YEH
Aug 19 & 20; BN-OI; FEH & YEH Oct. 19-22: Classic 3-Day Oct. 21 & 22: BN-IP
Watch website for XC Course Walks with Experts
Starter Events June 11 & Oct. 29
Summer Thursday Evening Schools
June 8, June 22, July 6, July 20, Aug. 10, Aug. 24
waredaca.com 301-570-4191 or
info@waredaca.com FEBRUARY 2017 | THE EQUIERY | 27
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