ADOPTION OPTION CONTINUED... Lifeline Horse Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc


Look Whos a Star: Lovely unraced 2007 TB broodmare. Has produced several quality foals. Came from rough circum- stances, but is learning to trust again. Gentle & loves to be groomed. UTD on shots & coggins.


301-318-1686; leila@lifelinehorserescue.org; www.lifelinehorserescue.org


Lifeline Horse Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. on February 28. We are excited about Toby’s forever home with James and wish them both all the best. - Lifeline HR & Rehab


Congratulations “Toberlone” (aka Toby) was adopted from


Middle Ridge Farm & Rescue


Montana: 2003 APHA mare. Sweet & gentle, looking for forever home. Apx 15h & sweet as can be. Trained U/S & currently being brought back into work. Adoption fee $500


301-305-6440; info@middleridgefarm.com; www.MiddleRidgeAnimalRescue.com


Maryland Equine Transition Service


A Maryland Horse Council initiative that provides safe alternatives for horses needing homes by helping owners identify and select the best transition options for their horses.


410-970-6474 • brittney@mdequinetransition.org www.mdequinetransition.org


TRAINERS/JUDGES/INSTRUCTORS Heather Achen


MHSA “R” Judge Hunter/ Eq. and Jumpers. VHSA and IEA approved Judge. 30 yrs Teaching. Judging and Riding Clinics Available


240-888-6945; piaffe99@comcast.net; www.NorthernLightFarm.com


Nancy Dawn Ashway


Judging: USEF “R” Hunter, Breeding, & Eq; “r” Jumper & MHSA “R” Hunter & Hunt Seat Equitation, Hunter Breeding, Jumper. Clinics Boarding, Training, Sales, Lessons


410-253-7252; horseshowjudge@countrycomfortfarm.com; www.countrycomfortfarm.com


Yvonne Atwood British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor, USDF Bronze & Silver Medalist. Teaching Dressage, Rider Biomechanics and good Horse- manship skills. Discount for multiple lessons at same location. Helping all levels/ages of riders reach their equestrian goals.


240-529-8707, yaatwood@hotmail.com; www.mindfuldressage.com


Leslie Deering


Event - Show - Fox Hunt Classically trained by Olympians, making it happen in the real world. Specializing in building confidence us- ing sports psychology principles. Leslie’s trained Pony Club As, up- per level eventers, hunter/jumpers plus pleasure riders seeking safe fun. 30 yrs with numerous references on site. Lic. insured Will travel


301-706-4642; www. GlendevonStablesLLC.com 62 | THE EQUIERY | MAY 2019 800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com Suzy Floyd


USDF Silver Medalist. L* Judge graduate. Extensive Dressage Back- ground. Skilled and experienced instructor. Coaching and training for competition riders. Instruction and guidance in Natural Horse- manship techniques for all disciplines. Brookeville, MD. Trailer in or will travel


301-922-2031; Sfloyd@meadowooddressage.com Tammy Mattingly


At Broken Spoke Stable LLC we are Women training horses for Women. Colt starting, Western, English, Trail and Gaited horses. 25 years experience. Women’s Confidence Clinics, Lessons, Boarding. Located in beautiful Garrett County, MD.


301-616-4681, tlmattingly3@yahoo.com; www.brokenspokestable.net


Katie Phalen


Leadline & recreational riding through basic dressage & jump- ing; trailer training & groundwork for youngsters; competition coaching available. Solid foundation in equine behavior & rider biomechanics for effective communication & partnership with the horse. Clarksville; will travel.


240-461-2145; crossfoxfarm@verizon.net


Louise “Lou” Bowling Steinfort Sidesaddle instruction.


USEF “r” and MHSA “R” licensed judge. Hunters, Equitation, Jump- ers, Pleasure. County, MD.


301-704-3660; loulouridesaside@gmail.com


Located in central Howard


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