OUT&ABOUT
NOV 2023
Ride for Responders Benefi t Show September 17 • Carroll County Equestrian Center
Madelyn Schneider, pictured here with her family, carried the event fl ag during the show’s opening ceremony. Her father Zach Schneider is a volunteer Fire Lieutenant with the Winfi eld Community Volunteer Fire Department.
Billy Harrison was the announcer for the show that ended up rais- ing $12,000 for the Winfi eld and Lisbon Fire Departments as well as enough funds to purchase two bullet proof K-9 vests for Mary- land K-9 units..
Members from the Hanover Young Marines hung the American fl ag from a crane that hung over the show grounds during the competition.
Despite the rainy weather, Willow Warner was all smiles in the leadline class riding Hershey. She is being led by Ka- tie Harman and supported by her mother Chelsea Warner and Julie Davis.
Jill Carr helped sell Ride for Re- sponders merchandise to raise more funds during the show.
Boone Harrison riding the mini mule Fireball in the leadline class and being led by Calli Guercio.
Amy Boone and Kathleen Kohr (left) competed in the costum class even without an actual horse while Kayleigh Pickett (right) included her dog Gator in the competition.
Several riders, including Dylan and Logan, from Coexist Stables in Mt. Airy supported the show by compet- ing in many classes.
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Sam Kipe riding Hershey in the egg and spoon class.
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