With wins at Green Spring and Fair Hill, Teddy Davies (pictured above at Fair Hill) leads the Ju- nior Medium Pony Rider standings and is tied with Colin Smith (pictured below at Green Spring) for Overall Leading Pony Rider. Colin also won at Green Spring and Fair Hill, and is leading the Ju- nior Large Pony Rider standings.
Todd Wyatt sits on top of the Overall Leading Trainer standings with three wins and six seconds. Wyatt’s most notable win was Witor’s commanding victory of the Amateur Apprentice Tim- ber at My Lady’s Manor (pictured with owner Blair Wyatt and jockey Eric Poretz).
Jump jockeys Mackenzie Rosman, McLane Hendriks, Justin Batoff, Eddie Keating and Dean Sinnott in the pad- dock at Elkridge-Harford before Amateur Appren- tice Timber
Darren Nagle celebrates his My Lady’s Manor Timber Stakes win aboard Zanclus, owned by Sara E. Collette and trained by Neil Morris. Zanclus currently leads the Open Timber standings.
Photographer Tony Shore checking out his shots at Green Spring
Suzanne Stettinius, here at Green Spring, is back in the irons and leading the Lady Rider standings.
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After winning the Sidesaddle Field Master’s Chase at the Green Spring Valley Point to Point (left), Julie Nafe and Lauren Schock’s McCrady’s won the Lady Rider Timber at the Fair Hill Point to Point Races (right).
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Tammie J. Monaco Tammie J. Monaco Bob Keller Tammie J. Monaco Vispera Productions
at the Maryland Steeplechase Association Governor’s Cup Series
Green Spring Valley Point to Point • Elkridge-Harford Point to Point • My Lady’s Manor Steeplechase • Fair Hill Point to Point Vispera Productions
Tammie J. Monaco
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