The Secret Lives of Maryland Horse People What they do when they are not doing horses!
Rebecca Smith may be a horse show mom and groom extraor- dinaire by day but she changes out her barn clothes and muck boots for concert black by night to play the harp at the Kenne- dy Center and other venues. She was the prinicpal harpist for the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra before her daughter was born and now freelances at the Kennedy Cen- ter and other places.
Equiery associate pub- lisher Jennifer Webster is not only a foxhunter and show rider (as well as full-time mom!) she is also an avid runner.
Equiery publisher and own- er Crystal Pickett (and fox- hunter), fi nds time during the winter to hunt pheasants with her cocker spaniels.
Judy Schaefer plays beach volley- ball, pictured here as setter at the co- ed quads at Baltimore Beach, when she’s not showing in the hunter ring.
Melanie Biemiller, executive director of Maryland Horse Rescue, fi nds stress release in running. She ran her fi rst marathon at age 50 and has also run several half-marathons. Melanie also ran a 200-mile, 36-hour relay race from Gettysburg, PA to Washington, DC!
Equiery photographer Linda Davis breeds champion Dalmatians. Her stud dog “Taco” (Snapshots Don’t Spill the Beans) is the fi rst dog in AKC history to have earned both the CAX9 and CAX10 titles in lure coursing.
Glendevon’s Mountain Man Superior build,
1995 Dark Bay 16.2 1/2 hh Clydesdale/T oroughbred
Stud Fee: $750 LFG Discounts to approved mares, early or multiple
bookings, 4-H, Pony Club, and Hunt club members Young prospects for sale
www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580 talent
makes babies that refl ect his
& TEMPERAMENT!
Standing in New Windsor, MD contact Leslie Deering
glendevonstables@aol.com 301.706.4642
www.glendevonstablesllc.com
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Katherine O. Rizzo
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