Globe Trotting with Equiery Readers


MHC board member and Maryland sport horse breeder Elizabeth Callahan, DVM and her husband Robert Drysdale rode through Taihape, New Zealand earlier this year.


Waredaca boarders Sam Hellerman and Laura Carlson rode through Connemara in Ireland this summer.


Lara McPherson spent part of the summer at the Ian Stark Equestrian Center in Scot- land where she got to ride along the Sel- kirk, UK, which are the Scottish Borders.


Junior jump jockey James Wyatt of Monkton spent a few weeks this summer training in Ireland as part of the Temple Gwathmey Stee- plechase Foundation Developing Rider program. Wyatt told TGSF, “My favorite part of the trip was getting to jump with Enda Bolger on his farm. The horses were incredible and the [wide variety of cross-country style schooling] jumps were very fun to ride over.”


Alex Holzapfel, Tammie Monaco, Bradley Less, Travis Finkle, Rich Mosley, Greta En- sor Mosley and Cindy Delsart went on a riding safari in South Africa (pictured) and Botswana over the summer.


Lauren and Mike Gaches made a stop in Cotswolds, England this September for some riding before attending the Defend- er Burghley Horse Trials as spectators.


Maryland horse industry members on a trade mission to Ireland earlier this year. Pictured here at the Millstreet Horse Trials from left: MHC board member/Loch Moy Farm owner Carolyn Mackinstosh, Fran Horgan, Millstreet owner Thomas Dugan, American exchange rider Maddie Temkin, MHC president Kim Egan and Maryland Secretary of Agri- culture Kevin Atticks.


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Lily Poe of Princess Anne was one of seven U.S. junior polocrosse riders selected to rep- resent the U.S. on the traveling American Po- locrosse Association U16 team that competed in Queensland, Australia, this past August.


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