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OUT&ABOUT


JAN 2023


Maryland


Crossfi re Farm trainer and a few students attended the Goshen Hounds Junior Hunt on November 25 at Ware- daca. From left: James Power on Brambleridge Pon- der the Truth, Spanish exchange student Alejandra Hidalgo Gomez on Blazin’ Candle Light and Crossfi re Farm trainer/owner Lauren Sumner riding Antarctica.


While attending the U.S. Dressage Fed- eration Convention and Awards Dinner in Lexington, KY, Michele Novack of Bowie got to meeet 2019 Preakness Stakes winner War of Will at Claiborne Farm.


Jolanda Campbell driving Cash as part of the Greenwell Foundation Driving Le- gion Program.


Safe Haven Farm Equine Warriors rescue ponies Pick- pocket and China Doll joined Catonsville Merchantile for a special Small Business Satuday celebration.


Thirty-four riders tied up their horses at the Woodstock Inn while participating in the Playtime Pastures Poker Run in Marriottsville.


Volunteer Kylie Will worked with Shiloh during the fi rst annual Fall Festival hosted by Southern Maryland Equine Miracles Rescue in November.


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Finley Hamrick of North East and her OTTB “Pawnbroker” riding out on the beach in November.


40 | JANUARY 2023 | THE EQUIERY YOUR MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION 800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


Samantha Smith’s Emagination with awards from the PVDAs Chapter Challenge held at the Prince George’s Equestrian Center.


Melinda Lee Burdin


Carolann Sharpe


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