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The Equiery’s Guide to the Internationals, continued...


prizes in the following categories: Largest Group, Best Group Spirit, Group Traveling the Farthest, Best Poster, and Best Video. T e “Kind Wins” campaign is spon-


WIHS Barn Night takes place on Thursday, October 24. WIHS will be holding a Kids’ Day on Sat-


urday, October 26 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. just outside the indoor arena. Presented by Delta Air Lines, Kids’ Day activities are free, fun and educational, and include grooming a pony, Breyer Horse painting, making Stick Horses with Maryland Horse Industry Board volunteers, pony rides, face painting, a horse- less horse show and much, much more! T ere will also be chance to meet special guest horses, ponies and riders. T e always popular WIHS Barn Night will take place on T ursday, October 24. T is year’s theme for Barn Night Contests is “Kind Wins.” Participating barns must preregister through wihs.org/wihs-barn-night/ to be eligible for


sored by Friends, an anti-bullying organization based in Sweden. T e anti-bullying movement began in Swe- den and is being brought to the U.S. through a generous private grant. T e “Kind Wins” campaign is designed to support mental health and to prevent bullying behaviors with fun, equestri- an-themed illustrations and messages


with attitude. As WIHS said in a September 4 press release, “T e goal is to encourage fi rst time fans, competitors, trainers, parents, local equestrians, and grooms to embrace a positive mindset, stand up for honest and open com- munication, and welcome everyone to come out and celebrate the horses.”


group, or organization that has helped bring education and awareness on anti-bullying to


the equestrian community. Applications


are due by October 7 and can be found at https://forms.offi ce.com/Pages/ResponsePage. aspx?id=bDH-WFs5xEWlANkpJmsf_qFx- pcsIuKlKvMD910RdJo1UQjVXUzhZQV- lYTjlPSTVMTVZaU0NaRTlGWS4u. Additional “Kind Wins” programming and


special activities can be found at https://wihs. org/kind-wins-at-the-2024-washington-inter- national-horse-show-thanks-to-friends-from- sweden/. As always, go to wihs.org for tickets, schedule updates and more information.


A new WIHS “Kind Wins” Award will be presented on Barn Night to an individual,


DESTINATION FARM Specializing in Eventing


Boarding, Lessons, Training, Sales, Working Students


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WIHS’ Kids’ Day is Saturday, October 26 and in- cludes a hobby horse jump competition.


Natalie Hollis


Advanced Level Event Rider & Trainer Eventing “r” Judge Animal Science Degree


ECP IV Certified Eventing Coach


Suzannah Cornue


Intermediate Level Event Rider & Trainer Equine Science & Management Degree


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Join us for our schooling jumper shows & clinics Check www.striderpro.com for dates and info


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6731 Dickerson Road • Dickerson, MD 410-615-3673 • 315-436-5189


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