1000 Friends of Maryland
Purpose: to stop costly sprawl development, preserve open spaces, and
revitalize older communities. • Dru Schmidt-Perkins • 410-385-2910
• www.friendsofmd.org
4-H Country Rebels
Mary Delia Ripley • 410-798-0732
4-H Silver Spurs
Mason Polatzke • 410-829-0095
4-H Therapeutic Riding of Carroll County
4-H service project providing therapeutic riding for children (age 3 and
up) and adults with disabilities. Small group lessons, horse shows and
preparation. Volunteers needed. • Peggie Roland • 410-876-1760
• peggier@att.net • www.trp4h.org
Allegany County 4-H
Youth development. • Lacie Ashby • 301-724-3320 • lashby@umd.edu
• http://allegany.umd.edu/
Amateur Jousting Club of Maryland
Open to riders and non-riders. Maryland Jousting runs from April to September
with state Championship. A family sport - all are welcome to learn the
Maryland State Sport. • Tiffany Ramsey • 443-632-7037 •
tr4hdogs96@hotmail.com • http://sites.google.com/site/amateurjoustingclub
American Brabant Association
Preserves and promotes the breed in the U.S. $20.00 a year buys 4 newsletters
plus membership, including a breeder list. • Karen Gruner •
301-631-2222 • brabant@ruralheritage.com • www.ruralheritage.com/brabant
American Connemara Pony Society
Breed association with local chapter (Region III). Regional meetings,
events, and an annual show. • Marian McEvilly • 703-354-0912
• clipclop@email.com • www.acps.org
American Horse Trials Foundation
Non-profit organization assisting event, show jump, dressage and endurance
riders as well as drivers and organizers of these sports in raising tax
deductible financial support for national and international competition.
National or international level athletes can apply for grants to train
or compete. • Donna Field • 443-262-9555 • ahtf@worldnet.att.net
• www.ahtf3day.org
American Shetland Pony & Miniature Horse Club
William Eperthener • 717-528-8936 • info@shetlandminiature.com
• www.shetlandminiature.com
American University Equestrian Team
Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. AU Team rides at Oatland Stables in Brookeville
with Star Daily as their coach. • Jenny Knauss • 610-202-3450
• aueqteam@gmail.com • http://sites.google.com/site/aueqteam/Home
American Vaulting Association/Butler Vaulters
AVA is a non-profit group with more than 100 AVA vaulting clubs and affiliates
across the U.S. The Butler Vaulters are Maryland’s homestate club.
• Becki Hardie • 301-977-6600 • becki@butlerschool.org
• www.americanvaulting.org
Andover Pony Club
Molly Gormley • 410-859-3099 • gormleys@juno.com
Annapolis Pony Club
Children’s riding club. Quiz rallies, fun days, clinics, educational
opportunities, field trips, and more. Established in 1963. • Kim
Stokes • 410-867-1821 • happyhillsfarm@yahoo.com • http://annapolisponyclub.com
Arabber Preservation Society
Non-profit organization dedicated to the support and preservation of Baltimore’s
horse-cart vendors (Arabbers). • Dan Van Allen • 410-385-1277
• cooldanvan@gmail.com • www.baltimoremd.com/arabber/
Baltimore County 4-H Horse Program
The Baltimore County 4-H horse program enables youth ages 8-18 to develop
leadership abilities, character to assume responsibilities and have fun.
• Nia Imoni Fields • 410-771-1921 • nfields@umd.edu
• www.baltimorecounty.umd.edu
Baltimore County Horse Show Association
Non-profit organization offering 16 Hunter/Jumper competitions a year
along with year end awards. • Kim Margiotta • 443-841-0563
• mmargiokka@comcast.net • www.bchsa.org
Barn Buddies 4-H Club
410-835-2363
Bits & Bridles 4-H Club
4-H club for the Frederick area • Vicki Bazan • 301-831-8715
• nazab844@aol.com
Blue Ridge Arabian Horse Association
Cathy McElroy • 410-857-3540 • horsinaround1@netscape.com
• www.4braha.com
Burntwoods Pony Club
Youth mounted and unmounted horsemanship education. Eventing, showjumping,
dressage, games, polocrosse competitions. • Cheryl Resch •
301-854-3360 • http://burntwoods.ponyclub.org/
Caroline County Extension & 4-H
Maryland Extension youth development program for all youth ages 5-18.
• Sharon Pahlman • 410-479-4030 • spahlman@umd.edu •
www.caroline.umd.edu
Carroll County Equestrian Council
Volunteer based organization that represents all breeds & disciplines.
Has provided equine recreation & education since 1984. Works with
Carroll Co. Recreation & Parks. Annual membership $15. Meetings 1st
Tues of month at 7:30p in Carroll Co. Office Building MHC Representative
• Carolyn Garber • 410-549-5141 • CCECofMD@yahoo.com
• www.carrollcountyequestriancouncil.org
Carroll County Western Circuit
Open club that promotes English/Western shows, clinics, and trail rides;
working towards improving the horse/human relationship through love and
commitment. Annual Dues $10-Indiv, $20 Family • Lynda Arnold •
Lynda1011@aol.com • www.theccwc.com
Carrollton Hounds
Juniors through adults, jumping and non-jumping. Fox chasing Sept-March,
Wed & Sun. Spring & fall hunter paces. Social gatherings &
trail rides. • Dulany Noble, MFH • 410-429-4965 • DulanyN@aol.com
• www.carrolltonhounds.org
Catholic University Equestrian Team
Competes as part of Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. • Emily Goudreau
• www.cua.edu
Cecil County Jumper Show Series
Offers jumping classes such as Puddle Jumpers, Hopeful, and Schooling
Levels I & II. $10/year membership qualifies you for year end awards.
• JoAnn Kricker • jkricker@dol.net
Centaurs 4-H Club
Membership is on an annual basis: $50 per member or $75 per family. •
Marcie Barnard • 410-461-3985 • marcie.barnard@ngc.com •
www.centaurs4hclub.org
Central Maryland Jousting Club
Mike Virts • 301-834-7629
Central Maryland Saddle Club
Trail riding club, using trails in the central Maryland area and some
in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Over night camping trips w/ horses, organized
trail rides most every weekend during the good weather months, picnic
lunches after every ride. Dues - Single $20.00, Family $30.00. Contact
for membership applications. • Butch Myers • 301-491-8495
• marlin8@wildblue.net
Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club
Memberships: $10, Single; $15, Family. Friendly help with all breeds of
gaited horses; monthly FREE trail rides, camping, clinics, parades, newsletter
w/classifieds. Welcomes all breeds, all gaits and all riding levels. Sponsor
of the Chesapeake Gaited Getaway October 11-14. • Jacquelyn Cowan
• 410-923-6157 • cpwhclub@yahoo.com • http://cpwhclub.wordpress.com/
Chesapeake Pony Club
Established in 1959. Part of the USPC, Delmarva region. One of the leading
junior equestrian organizations. Teaches riding, horse management and
teamwork. Mounted & unmounted meetings, dressage show, jumping, eventing,
and mounted games. • Linda Williams • 443-513-0044 •
lindaswms@comcast.net
Chesapeake Pony of the Americas Club
Nancy Shuster • 443-655-1718 • mudman21078@yahoo.com
Chesapeake Trail Riding Club
Family-oriented not for profit riding club with fundraisers during the
year to benefit equine charities. $10/single, $20/family membership. •
Catherine Peloquin • 410-652-3454 • cpenguin57@aol.com
Churchville Pony Club
Training tomorrows horsemen today. Members of the USPC. Serving Harford
and York Counties. • Amy Scampton • 410-688-1051 • amy5111@verizon.com
Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Association
Sharon Roberts • 301-567-9636 • Cloverleaf@erols.com •
www.cloverleafsoa.org
Combined Eastern Shore Horse Show Association
Show membership only, no individual membership required. For year end
points to count: $15 for performance horses/ponies and $10 for equitation
riders. Series of English & Western horse shows held on the Delmarva
Peninsula. Affialiated with USA Equestrian and MHSA. • Myra &
Wayne Spencer • 410-873-2708 • invitefarm@msn.com •
www.ceshs.com
De La Brooke Foxhounds
Foxhunting Club with kennels @ Mt Victoria, MD; professional Huntsman
and 40 couple of hounds; Weds, Sats, and every other Mon. Trailride in
fall. Six junior hunts a year. Membership area - Charles, St. Mary’s
and Calvert Counties (Southern MD). Two hunter paces spring and fall (open
to anyone). Guests welcome, contact field secretary or Masters. •
Kathleen Blanche • 301-934-1016 • kathblanche@gmail.com
De La Brooke Pony Club
USPC affiliate. Serves Charles and St. Mary's Counties- formed in 1978,
about 30 children currently. Benefits are lessons and teamwork- a "happy
child on a happy horse.” • Jeana Hill • 301-373-4771
• jeana@protasisinc.com
Delmarva Driving Club
Promotes an interest in and knowledge of horse-drawn vehicles and equines.
Organizes drives and other activities. • Paolin Hatch • 240-274-6180
• www.delmarvadrivingclub.com
Eastern Amateur Arabian Horse Show Circuit
Promotes purebred and partbred Arabian horses through futurities and competitions.
Various membership types $10-$25. Family organization for amateurs. Show
entry fees under $10. Fifty+ classes for all ages and seats, year end
banquet. • Patricia Dilworth • 410-310-6616 • dilworthp@verizon.net
• www.eaahsc.com
Eastern Region Andalusian Horse Club
Mission: to promote harmony and goodwill among the community of Iberian
Horses: Andalusians, Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish/Portuguese, and cross-breds
through annual shows, clinics, social events, and a regular newsletter.
Works to increase public awareness of the Iberian Horse, and the history
and traditions of the breed. • Jenni Coyle • 540-832-7631
• membership@erahc.org • www.erahc.org
Eastern Shore Jousting Association, Inc.
Dues-$5 per year- Established 1970- Appox. 100 members-Hold about 14 jousting
tournaments all over the eastern shore and hold educational clinics. All
ages from leadline on up. Meet 2nd Wednesday of every month. • Diane
Sherwood • 410-364-5172
Eastern Welsh Circuit Association
Sally Steinmetz • 410-734-4515 • rosehavenfarm@comcast.net
Easy Riders 4-H Club
An organization in Harford County, Maryland, mainly based around the horse
project. We have horse shows, educational clinics, parties and other activities
throughout the year. • Cynthia Warner • 410-692-5596 •
www.easyriders4hclub.webs.com
Elkridge-Harford Pony Club
Formed in 1952. Located in N. Central MD. Meetings, rallies, games, shows,
learning horsemanship and horse mastership. • Tom & Louise Gill
• 410-459-4405 • louisenice@aol.com • www.elkridgeharfordhuntponyclub.com
Equestrian Partners in Conservation (EPIC)
Equestrian Partners in Conservation (EPIC) is a Montgomery County-focused
community organizing effort to engage the equestrian community in a strategic
effort to conserve land for equestrian purposes and increase equestrian
access to private and public lands. • David Tobin • 240-498-0473
• tobindavid1@gmail.com • www.epicmontgomery.org
Equitarians OPRC
OPRC welcomes riders from all disciplines over the age of 21. Founded
in 1998. Goals: To create a club for over 21 equestrians based on the
high standards of USPC and have safe, enjoyable riding activities, meet
other riders with a fresh new outlook on the sport, and encourage knowledge
of horses. Do not have to own a horse to join. • Joanne McAlphin
• 301-390-0380 • Tobi_xp@verizon.net • http://oldpeoplesridingclub.org/chapters/equitarians.htm
Fair Hill Volunteer Mounted Patrol
Unit located at Fair Hill National Resource Management Area. The Volunteer
Mounted Patrol assists park rangers with public education and awareness,
raise funds for trail maintenance, help with special events, and patrol
park trails. • Karen Reynolds • 410-392-4454 • fairhillvmp@hotmail.com
• http://fairhillvmp.com
Formidable Founders OPRC
For the horse enthusiasts age 21 and older. Riders from all disciplines
welcome. Host clinics in various disciplines. Quarterly dinners and occasional
speakers. • Whitney Williams • 410-554-8991 • whitjohnw@yahoo.com
• www.formidablefounders.oldpeoplesridingclub.org
Foxatday Hounds
Marsha Pusey • 410-749-2108
Frederick County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program
Volunteer organization. Enjoy fresh air and friendships. Come volunteer
as grooms, horse leaders, or side walkers. Bring a friend, make new friends.
See the joy and pride in our clients. No horse experience necessary. Volunteers
must be 14 years of age. Help Frederick county disabled citizens to enjoy
freedom on horseback. • Debbie Endlich • 301-898-3587 •
fc4htrp@aol.com • www.fc4htrp.org
Frederick County Equine Alliance
The Frederick County Equine Alliance is a nonprofit volunteer run organization
that has a three point mission: 1) To promote equestrian activities and
preserve open spaces for all youth and adults in Frederick County, ultimately
bringing together all disciplines and breeds of equine enthusiast. 2)
To provide a voice in the county that represents equestrian interests
in terms of zoning, laws pertaining to horses and the development of facilities
for the enjoyment of equestrian pursuits. 3) To support activities that
provide for further education of all equine enthusiasts and the general
public alike, while at the same time increasing the awareness of equine
businesses in our county. We will work in conjunction with the Maryland
Horse Council, Frederick County Office of Economic Development and Maryland
Farm Bureau. • Arlene Atkins • info@frederickcountyequine.org
• www.frederickcountyequine.org
Frederick Pony Club
Founded in 1962. PC grounds at Moxley Field in Ijamsville. Meetings, rallies,
fun days, quiz bowls. • Sissy Fleming • 301-293-2225 •
fpc-fleming@comcast.net • http://frederick.ponyclub.org
Free State Appaloosa Horse Club
Promotes the Appaloosa breed and supports its owners and trainers. Membership
dues $15-individual, $25- family. • David Kessler • 410-922-2694
• drkessler@comcast.net • www.freestateaphc.com
Free State Riding Club
All Riders are WELCOME!!! Free State Riding Club presents a series of
schooling shows that are designed to help the green horse and novice rider
accomplish their goals. Shows are held on the third Saturday of the month
from April through October. Year-end awards given. • Nancy Johnson
• 301-805-9385 • info@freestateridingclub.org • www.freestateridingclub.org
Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue
Christine Hajek • 443-285-3835 • info@gentlegiantsdrafthorserescue.com
George Washington University Equestrian Team
Competes in Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. GWU team rides out of Tulip
Pond Farm in Poolesville under the instruction of coach Daphne Boogaard.
• Daphne Boogaard • 240-687-3183 • tulippond@aol.com
• www.tulippondfarm.org/gwet.php
Glen Hollow Pony Club
Founded in 1998. Most members are from the Westminster and S. PA. area.
Weekly lessons and involved in regional activities. • Debbie &
Megan McGrain • 717-451-7065 • dkmcgrain@embarqmail.com •
http://hstrial-dmcgrain.homestead.com/
Goucher College Equestrian Team
Competes as part of Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. College has barn and
equestrian facility on campus and ride under the instruction of head coach
Patte Zumbrun. • Patte Zumbrun • 410-337-6247 • pzumbrun@goucher.edu
• http://athletics.goucher.edu/sports/equest/index
Great Falls Vaulting Club
Great Falls Vaulters is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit group that offers
lessons in vaulting and horsemanship to the community. In 2009, Great
Falls Vaulters celebrated their 30th year as a registered American Vaulting
Association Club! We welcome vaulters of all ages and abilities and invite
you to stop by one of our practices and learn more about the team. Team
practices at Rickman Farm, home of Great and Small, a therapeutic riding
program in Boyds. • Jennifer Williams • 301-317-7964 •
greatfallsvaulters.weebly.com/
Green Spring Hounds Pony Club
Formed in 1958. Membership is the Glyndon/Green Spring Valley Hunt territory
area. • Pamela Stocksdale • 410-374-1976 • pamjs313@gmail.com
Green Spring Valley Hounds
The Green Spring Valley territory consists of about 35 miles square in
Baltimore County and all of Carroll County. The home country and north
country are open and rolling with great deal of grass. Some sections lying
in between are rough and heavily wooded. Post-rail, coops, and board fences
predominate. The east side of the country adjoins Elkridge-Harford Hunt;
on the west and northwest side of the country adjoins Howard County Iron-Bridge
Hunt and the Frederick county line. • Edward Halle • 410-472-3382
• nedhalle@aol.com • www.gsvhounds.com
Harford Horse Shows Association
Promotes and sponsors horse shows, clinics, and special horse related
events for its members, families and friends. Offers performance and equitation
classes, 15 competitions per year, and year end awards. Ind. $35 Family
$45 • Alison Fair • 443-643-8816• alison.fair@hhsamd.org
• www.hhsamd.org
Heritage Equestrian Association
Nancy Saylor • 301-898-5017 • mikecadd@aol.com
Hood College Equestrian Team
Competes in Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA, as well as ANRC. The team rides
under the instruction of co-head coaches Anita Bartgis and Karen Fenwick,
owner of North Fork School of Equitation. • Lisa Mitchell •
301-696-3874 • bartgis@hood.edu • http://www.hoodathletics.com/sports/equest/index
Hoofbeat 4-H Saddle Club
Meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month at 7 pm at the Carroll
County Ag Center in Westminster, MD. Dues are $10. There is no August
meeting. 4-H is open to all. • Kathleen & Andrea Drzewianowski
• 410-848-0731 • kadski4h@qis.net
Horse ‘N’ Around 4-H
Montgomery county 4-H Youth club for kids 8-18 who love horses. Emphasis
on knowledge and care of horses. Active in community service projects.
Fun and chance for competition with or without horses. Meetings are held
at 7pm on the third Monday of each month at the Montgomery Co. Fairgrounds,
Building 6, Hall 2. • Holly Hamilton • 301-509-8478 •
silverho@aol.com • http://groups.yahoo.com/group/4hhorseclub/
Howard County Farm Bureau, Inc.
Private, non-profit membership organization. Promotes and facilitates
farming and rural life. Year formed: 1920’s, currently approx. 500
members, affiliated with the American Farm Bureau and the State Farm Bureau,
serves Howard County. Annual dues are $60. 10% off nationwide insurance
with membership. Newsletter 6x’s a year, every other month breakfasts
at fairgrounds with guest speakers. • Merhlyn Barnes • 410-489-4465
• merhlynbarnes@aol.com • http://www.howardfarmbureau.org/
Howard County Horse Shows
Year end awards and Medal Finals, newsletters, various events. Hunter,
Pleasure, Equitation and Jumper shows in Howard, Montgomery, Carroll and
Frederick counties. • Miki Carroll • carroll6454@aol.com •
www.hchsa.net
Howard County Pony Club
Member of USPC. One of the leading Jr. Equestrian organizations in the
world. Not necessary for child to own pony/horse but must have access
to one when needed. Opportunities offered in Dressage, eventing, show
jumping, mounted games and others. During unmounted meetings members learn
about horse management. Ages 7-21 are invited. • Ann Moxley •
410-489-3637 • fivemoxleys@verizon.net • http://loanfox.tripod.com/thehowardcountyponyclub/
Howard County Youth Horse Show Series
Schooling show classes ranging from English Equitation, to Western Pleasure,
to Trail, held at Schooley Mill Park and the Howard Co. Fairgrounds. Fundraises
for 4-H. • Pam Gilmer • 301-580-3393 • barnswallow5@aol.com
Howard County-Iron Bridge Hounds
Established 1930. Recognized 1932. Meet: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
until deer season. Then Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Visitors permitted
to hunt - for details contact the Honorary Secretary or one of the Masters.
The country extends about 20 miles east to west and 10 miles north to
south in Howard County. It is rolling with wooded areas. All types of
jumps. Under agreement with the New Market-Middletown Valley Hounds, a
portion of Frederick County is hunted by both hunts. • Crystal Kimball
• crystalsecretary@comcast.net • http://www.hcibhounds.com
Inter-School Horse Show
The Inter-School Horse Show series (ISHS) offers riders in grades 6th
-12th a unique opportunity to compete in a sport that is normally not
offered in schools. We give the student riders an opportunity, whether
they own a horse or not, to compete as a member of a team representing
their school. We emphasize a positive atmosphere of fair play, goodwill,
and sportsmanship. We allow riders of all levels, the chance to compete
in a safe environment. Shows held 1-2 times a month during the achademic
year. • Devereaux Raskauskas • 301-977-2326 • devereaux03@msn.com
• www.interschoolhorseshow.org
International Side Saddle Organization
Offers publications, clinics, year-end awards (including novice &
youth), online forum, quarterly magazine, and information on show regulations.
Our library has the largest sidesaddle holdings in the world, offering
inter-library loan of hard-to-find and out of print volumes. • 918-685-0072
• info@sidesaddle.com • www.sidesaddle.com
Iron Bridge Hounds Pony Club
Members from Montgomery and Howard counties, ages 10-21. Participate in
quizzes, mounted games, dressage, combined training, show jumping, and
lessons. • Rumsey Keefe • 301-452-6094 • timandrumsey@yahoo.com
• http://ironbridgehounds.ponyclub.org/
Kent County 4-H Horse Program
$10 participation fee. Benefits inlcude research-based knowledge from
the University of Maryland, comraderie, and fun! • Beth Hill •
410-778-1661 • emshill@umd.edu • www.equinestudies.umd.edu
League of Maryland Horsemen
LOMH was founded in 1950 and now consists of over 900 members. Hosts shows,
trail rides, etc. • Christine Hajek • 443-285-3835 •
http://www.lomh.net
Lehigh Riding Club
Hunter/Jumper shows in Westminster. • Beverly Abbott • 410-756-6057
• lehighridingclub@yahoo.com • www.stableandarena.com/lehigh
Linthicum 4-H Hi Riders
Fun, equine-focused 4-H group for youth 8-18 providing
educational opportunities including horse bowl, horse judging, hippology
& field trips. Host 5 open horse shows a year and have year-end banquet.
Horse ownership is not required. Annual Dues $30. • Donna Umberger
• 410-760-4148 • 4hhiriders@gmail.com • www.linthicum4hhiriders.org
Long Green Pony Club
LGPC is a member of the Maryland Region of United States Pony Clubs, Inc.
Most of our activities take place in the Long Green and Monkton areas
of Baltimore County, Maryland. We also participate in rallies and other
competitions throughout the Maryland Region and nationally. Some of the
organized interests of LGPC include Dressage, Cross Country, Show Jumping,
Quiz, Polocrosse, Fox Hunting, Tetrathlon, and Games. • Laura Jenifer
• 410-665-1714 • ljenifer@cherryjeniferlaw.com • http://longgreenponyclub.tripod.com
Marlborough Hunt Club, Inc.
Foxhunting club. Established 1936. Registered 1944. Recognized 1949. Meet:
Thursdays and Sundays, visitors should call secretary. The country has
rolling hills, open fields, wooded areas. • Katherine Kelly Cawood,
MFH • 410-268-6969 • cawoodlaw@hotmail.com • http://www.marlboroughhuntclub.com/
Marlborough Pony Club
Part of the USPC Capital Region • Sandra Wiseman • 301-627-8248
• wisemanst@aol.com • http://marlborough.ponyclub.org
Maryland 4-H Foundation
The Maryland 4-H Foundation was founded in 1959 with the purpose of supporting
national trips, Maryland 4-H events, Maryland county grants and programs,
awards and scholarships and program endowments for the youth of Maryland.
Some of these Maryland 4-H programs include National 4-H Congress and
Conference, Animal Science Judging Trips, the State Diamond Clover Program,
the Berlage Innovative Grants Program for after-school programs, Maryland
State Teen Council, the State Communications Contest, ten scholarships
for senior Maryland 4-H members and alumni, and twenty-five program endowments
that support ongoing Maryland 4-H programs in all project areas. •
Kristen Wilson • 301-314-7835 • kswilson@umd.edu • www.mymaryland4hfoundation.com
Maryland Arabian Horse Association
MAHA membership open to everyone. It offers trail rides, clinics, special
events, monthly newsletter. • Ann Robinson • 301-888-1312
• randaaf@yahoo.com • www.marylandarabian.com
Maryland Association for the Preservation of Equestrian Sports (MAPES)
Non- profit organization to aid in the preservation of equestrian sports
and the pursuit thereof; to encourage and support educational programs
concerning issues and topics of importance in equestrian sports; to encourage
the exchange of information and ideas between specialized fields of equestrian
sports. $25/yr. • Sandra R. Crow • 301-627-5315 • Lurchers03@aol.com
Maryland Association for Wildlife Conservation
Albert J.A. (Jay) Young • 410-557-6203 •jay@lawbrown.com •
www.mawc.net
Maryland Association of Equine Practitioners
Veterinarians in horse practice. • Peter F. Radue, DVM • 301-829-2170
Maryland Combined Training Association
Individual-$30 Family-$35-Benefits include reduced rates on clinics, year-end
event, special trophies, awards and trophies. Infromative mailings and
new friends with a shared interest. • Ami Howard • 410-877-7690
• ahoward152@msn.com • www.mdcta.com
Maryland Council of Equestrian Therapies
MCET was formed in 1987 to provide a statewide forum for the exchange
of ideas, skills, information, experiences and resources relating to all
aspects of Therapeutic equine activities. Membership: $25 • Mary
Shunk • 410-239-1998 • mstheretreat99@gmail.com
Maryland Draft Horse & Mule Association
Mike Odian, DVM • 410-756-5007 • www.mdhma.com
Maryland Dressage Association
MDA’s Mission: 1) Encourage, promote, educate, and participate in
the art of classical dressage on a local, state, and national level; 2)
Promote good sportsmanship among MDA members, friends, and other associations;
3) Provide a means of association for those interested in the art of dressage.
Memberships: Lifetime - $375, Patron - $20, Junior - $30, Senior - $35,
Family - $35 + $17/person. • Jacqueline Caldwell • 410-282-0765
• keelysdressagequeen@live.com • www.marlandressage.org
Maryland Equestrian Foundation/ Rosaryville Conservancy
Dorothy Troutman • 301-627-1327 • dorothytroutman@aol.com
Maryland Farm Bureau
To promote and protect Maryland agriculture and rural life. • 410-922-3426
• http://www.mdfarmbureau.com
Maryland Farriers Association
Doug Anderson • 412-889-2765 • dandersonequine@yahoo.com •
www.marylandfarriersassociation.com
Maryland FFA Foundation
A 501(c)(3) organization supporting the Maryland FFA program in order
to contribute to the professional and personal development of Maryland
youth. • Ronald J. Seibel • 240-463-9829 • ronaldjseibel@verizon.net
• www.mdffa.org
Maryland Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative Coalition
Promotes voluntary and technical assistance on grazing
lands and pastures. Members have access to pasture walks and technical
workshops on pasture and land management. • Elmer M. Dengler •
443-482-2922
Maryland Harness Horse Owners & Breeders Association
William Leager • 720 Carville Price Rd • Church Hill •
Maryland • 21623
Maryland Horse Breeders Association
Breeder/Owner Membership - $100; Associate Membership - $50, includes
subscription to Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred magazine, automatic NTRA membership,
and other discounts. Formed in 1929, approximately 725 members. •
Cricket Goodall • 410-252-2100 • cricket@marylandthoroughbred.com
• www.marylandthoroughbred.com
Maryland Horse Council
Since 1985, MHC has represented Maryland's diverse equestrian community
as the horse industry's trade associaiton. We protect and promote the
equine industry to the Maryland government and the general public through
media and our membership. • Margaret Rizzo • 301-502-8929
• admin@mdhorsecouncil.org • www.mdhorsecouncil.org
Maryland Horse Shows Association
Founded in 1932, one of the oldest, continuous horse show associations
in the U.S. Goal is to provide the latest news and information regarding
rated shows throughout the region and to foster horsemanship, competitive
riding, and equitable rules while promoting the welfare of horses &
ponies. Affiliate member of USHJA. • Beverly Abbott • 410-259-2575
• secretary@mdhsa.org • www.mdhsa.org
Maryland Jockey Club
410-578-4458 • ceverly@marylandracing.com • www.marylandracing.com
Maryland Jousting Tournament Association
Promotes the sport of jousting as a family sport, where members of all
ages may compete. Makes efforts to keep alive the quaint, colorful, ancient
traditions of the Age of Chivalry associated with the sport. • Vicki
Betts • 410-795-5067 • contactus@marylandjousting.com •
www.marylandjousting.com
Maryland Light Dragoons
A living history group that portrays the War of 1812 cavalry of the Maryland
militia. Representing Captain Frederick Wilson's troop, which was from
Kent County. The troop played a key role in the defeat of British forces
at the Battle of Caulk's Field as well as being critical to the Ckespeake
Compaign against the British in 1813 to 1814. • Michael Bosworth
• 703-864-4174 • michael.bosworth@mac.com • www.MdLD.org
Maryland Morgan Horse Association
Roxann Baldwin • 410-374-3870 • swtrck@qis.net
Maryland Network for Injured Equestrians, Inc.
Non-profit organization dedicated to assisting equestrians with severe
head or spinal injuries. • Peggy Ingles • 410-557-0272 •
http://mnie.net
Maryland Polo Club
Call 410-557-6448 for schedule of games or information on learning how
to play polo. • Art Gompf • 410-557-6448 • www.marylandpolo.com
Maryland Pony Breeders, Inc.
Formed in 1953, making it the oldest pony breeding organization in the
US. Memberships: Sr. $20, Family $25, Jr. $15, Members recieve bi-monthly
newsletter, annual color directory, eligibility for High Score awards,
Awards banquet, meetings, informational seminar. Holds one 2-day show
each year at the Bel Air Equestrian Center. • Tiz Benedict •
410-518-9928 • mbenedic65@aol.com • www.marylandponybreeders.org
Maryland Pony of the Americas Club
Devoted to the development of youth riders. Offering shows with various
class types, including open classes which allow non-member participation.
Members qualify for year-end awards. • Linda Snyder • 443-220-8894
• lsnyder43@msn.com • www.mdpoac.com
Maryland Saddle Association
MSA creates a supportive learning environment where riders, regardless
of age, skill level, gender, and physical and mental ability, can reach
their potential as capable and competent eqestrians. MSA seeks to reach
out to all segments of our diverse community, and bring together, under
uniform rules, people sharing a mutual interest in the showing of all
types of horses. Formed in 1962. Holds shows at PGEC. • Crystal
Massey • 202-708-5252 • crystal.massey@gsa.gov • www.mdsaddle.com
Maryland Standardbred Breeders Association
Promotion of Standardbred breeding and ownership.. Associate members dues
$25 for the first family member and $15 for each additional member. •
hurricanebo@msn.com • www.mdbreeders.org
Maryland State Quarter Horse Association
Our purpse is to improve and promote the American Quarter Horse breed
and stimulate the sale, breeding, exhibition, general use and enjoyment
of the Quarter Horse. • Kimberly Hiett • 301-797-1021 •
2horsedetail@aol.com • www.msqha.org
Maryland Steeplechase Association
For the preservation and promotion of development of steeplechase racing
in Maryland through the organization of the annual Governor’s Cup
Series. the Jonathan Kiser Memorial Endowment Fund and Scholarship and
other programs. • Crystal Kimball • 410-489-7826 • crystalsecretary@marylandsteeplechasing.com
• www.marylandsteeplechasing.org
Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association
Non-profit organization that services trainers and owner-trainers in Maryland.
• Wayne Wright • 410-265-6842 • info@mdhorsemen.com
• www.mdhorsemen.com
Maryland Western Horse Association
Promotes interest in horses, horsemanship, and horseback riding as a recreational
activity, and encourages and facilitates the training of horses in the
state of MD. Open to all breeds, many disciplines offered at shows. Classes
for all ages and skill levels. Memberships- Family: $20, Individual: $10,
Youth: $7 • Heidi Kern • 443-848-1924 • mwhaheidi@yahoo.com
• www.mwha.org
Mason-Dixon Miniature Horse Association
Serves both youths & adults in all aspects of Miniature Horse ownership.
Provides fun, safe & educational atmosphere, focusing on Miniature
Horse conformation & showmanship. Halter, trail, jumping, driving.
• Kelly Drechsler • 410-596-4407 • rkdrechsler@aol.com
• www.themdmha.com
Mason-Dixon Paso Fino Horse Association
Offering parades, clinics, drill teams, shows, and trail rides. Classes
for all ages at local and national shows. • Lisa Gorsuch •
410-848-9532 • middlefieldfarm@verizon.net • www.masondixonpfha.org
Mayberry Hunt Club
Hunts out of Taneytown. • Gil Abbott • 410-751-1366
Mid Atlantic Tennessee Walking Horse Association
Organization for people who own, ride, or admire the Tennessee Walking
Horse. Founded on the following principles: sound horses, fair competition,
and publilc education. Memberships: Individual ($20), Family ($30), and
Youth ($15). • Maria Perez • 301-447-2225 • springvalley96@gmail.com
Mid-Atlantic Lipizzan Association
Purpose: to promote the Lipizzan breed on a regional level, to educate
the public about this noble breed and to encourage Lipizzan owners to
participate in equestrian events. • Melanie Adams • madams8550@aol.com
• http://malalipizzan.net/
Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Club
Sponsors Youth of the Year award at Mid-Atlantic horse show in June at
Virginia Horse Park in Lexington VA . Nationally affiliated with the American
Morgan Horse Association Youth. • Cathy Altomare • 301-293-2345
• alto5@msn.com • www.midamorgan.com
Mid-Atlantic Saddlebred Association
Promotes the use of American Saddlebreds in all disciplines, as well as
the breeding of part American Saddlebred sport horses. • Diane Hauslein
• 703-525-9238 • diane.hauslein@gmail.com
Middletown Valley Beagles
James Farber, Sr. • 301-371-5325 • gonaway@adelphia.net
Morgan Midgets Youth Group
Youth group comprised of students & members of Sweet Rock Stables
and the American Morgan Horse Youth Association. • Roxann Baldwin
• 410-374-3870 • swtrck@qis.net • www.morganhorse.com
Mount Airy Saddle Pals
Annual dues $15/family, $10/single. All breed organization hosting trail
rides. • Patti Lee Mathes • 301-253-4391 • dmathes105@aol.com
Mount Carmel Hounds
Foxhunting club. • William & Barrie Reightler • 410-692-6270
• breightler@marylandthoroughbred.com
Mount St. Mary’s Riding Club & Team
Competes as part of Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. Team rides under the
instruction of head coach Janis Groomes. • Elizabeth Holtry •
301-447-5308 • holtry@msmary.edu • www.msmary.edu
Mountain Top Saddle Club, Inc.
Hold competitions at the Garret County Fairgrounds in McHenry, MD. •
Sandra Savage • 301-387-4550
Mounted Games Across America, Inc.
MGAA is a non-profit, all volunteer organization devoted to playing, promoting,
and teaching the discipline of mounted games. Membership: $25/individual,
$40/family. • Krista Wilson-Muldoon • 540-289-9011 •
kristashine@hotmail.com • www.mountedgames.org
Mounted Wanderers 4-H Horse & Pony Club
English and western open show circuit at Oak Ridge Park in Hughesville.
• Kim Gladwell • 301-375-7511 • mw4hclub@verizon.net
• www.mw4hclub.com
Mt Top Wagon Train Association
Mary VanSickle • 301-746-8257
My Lady’s Manor Driving Club
Offers a variety of clinics and events to help you get started driving,
and diverse acitivities to continue your interest. Our events cover a
range of different tastes and levels which can be casual or formal, relaxing
or challenging. From pleasure and picnic drives to international-caliber
competitive events; our members do it all. • Chris Owsianiecki •
410-374-5096 • finallymarooned@aol.com • www.mlmdc.org
National Capital Adult Equestrian League
The league provides an opportunity for adult riders to be a viable part
of a team, promote the art of equitation, foster competition and camaraderie,
as well as encourage social functions centered around equestrian activities.
Good sportsmanship and a no stress competiton atmosphere are emphasized.
• Laura Johnson • 301-627-9088 • wbcoachlaura@yahoo.com
• www.ncelaffiliates.com
National Capital Short Stirrup Equestrian League
The league provides an opportunity for junior riders to be a viable part
of a team, promote the art of equitation, foster competition and camaraderie,
as well as encourage social functions centered around equestrian activities.
Good sportsmanship and a no stress competiton atmosphere are emphasized.
• Emily Merkel • 301-661-6453 • www.ncelaffiliates.com
National Capitol Equitation
League Equitation competition - teams from area
riding schools participate in a series of round robin meets patterned
after the Intercollegiate leagues. Points earned by each rider are cumulative
throughout the year for the team. Limit of 12 teams per league. Registration
is $225 per team. • Laura Johnson • 443-995-0981 • wbcoachlaura@yahoo.com
• www.ncel.us
National Steeplechase Association, Inc.
Membership fees-Regular-$150 General Admission, Member Pin Patron$500-Parking
Pass, voting rights, annual yearbook, pins. • Peter D. McGivney
• 410-392-0700 • info@nationalsteeplechase.com • www.nationalsteeplechase.com
New Market-Middletown Valley Hounds
Fox chasing, great tail gates, parties, terrier races, hound shows, and
more. • Bonnie Kepner • 301-582-2686 • bonskep@aol.com
• www.nm-mvh.com
North American Point-to-Point Association
Dedicated to preserving and promoting the sport of steeplechase racing
for all ages. • Regina Welsh • 410-329-3749 • reginawelsh@msn.com
• www.NAPTP.com
OPRC Freedom Chapter
Based in Hollywood and catering to the rider over 21 years. Provides a
combination of leasrning events, trail rides and trying new things just
for the fun of it. English and Western riders are welcome as well as non-riders.
Monthly unmounted meetings plus mounted events. • Robin Goebel •
410-610-5748 • goebelkr@comcast.net • http://freedom.oprc.us/index.html
Pasadena Horse & Pony Association
Family(3 or more) membership $25 yearly, Single membership $15 yearly
2 persons $20 yearly. • Allison Asti • 410-360-2050 •
aasti@comcast.net • www.pasadenahorse.org
Peninsula Dressage Association
Chapter of PVDA • Jenny Mlyniet • 443-359-8449 • peninsuladressage.wordpress.com/
Penn-Marydel Welsh Pony & Cob Society
Host a “Gold Rated” show in June each year at the Bel Air
Equestrian Center. • Louise Gill • 410-459-4405 • louisenice@aol.com
Plantation Driving Club
Club organizes and sponsors activities such as pleasure and picnic drives,
clinics, video meetings, trips to competitions, and visits to local harness
makers shops. • Susan Kreckman • 301-751-8991 • skreckman_PDC@verizon.net
• www.plantationdrivingclub.org
Plantation Walking Horses of Maryland
Join for a trail ride, clinic, demo, or show. Members eligible for versatility
and high point awards, receive monthly newsletter, monthly club meetings,
often with guest speakers, participation in parades and hands-on clinics,
friendly help and fun. Specialize in gaited horses, but all breeds welcome.
Dues are $15 for Individual, $20 for Family. • Louise Semancik •
410-329-3940 • corbettmanorfarm@yahoo.com • www.pwhm.net
Potomac Hunt Club
Formed in 1931. Provides foxchasing activities and has social functions
for all members. Dues • Skip Crawford, II MFH • 301-972-7621
• vickiskip@intairnet.com • www.potomachunt.org
Potomac Polo Club
Joseph Muldoon • 202-714-7656
Potomac Pony Club
Program for youth teaching riding, mounted sports, and the care of horses
& ponies, thereby developing responsibility, moral judgment, leadership
and self-confidence. Offers riding lesson programs, educational meetings,
and follows the USPC curriculum. • Roberta Johnson • 301-916-1167
• jhrjohnson@intairnet.com • www.potomac.ponyclub.org
Potomac Valley Dressage Association
Member benefits include many schooling shows, recognized shows, clinics,
scholarships, awards, newsletters and special youth programs. Established
1964 approx. 1200 members. • Betty Thorpe • 301-562-0798 •
bsthorpe@aol.com • www.pvda.org
Preserve Harness Racing Group, LLC
To help preserve harness racing in Maryland. • Arthur Lisi •
703-470-4270 • arthur_lisi@yahoo.com
Prettyboy Hunt Club
Baltimore/Carroll counties • Katherine Powder • 717-227-1729
• overdew1@msn.com
Progressive Equestrian Therapies Services, Inc
PETS, Inc., is a non-profit, tax-exempt program co-sponsored
by the Maryland National Capital Park & Planning Commision. PETS,
staffed entirely by volunteers, provides a skill-based program of horseback
riding and horsemanship primarily to residents of Prince George's Co.
who have disabilities. • 301-627-4308 • petsincinfo@prodigy.net
• www.pets-inc.org
Queen Anne’s County Extension 4-H
For 4-H members, ages 5-18 years. Volunteer leaders, agricultural community
- adult horse owners, nutrient management plans and pasture information
for horse owners. • Christine Johnston • 410-758-0166 •
cjohnstn@umd.edu • http://extension.umd.edu/local/QueenAnnes/
Reber Hounds/Flint Hill Hounds
Edwin R. Fry • 410-778-2372 • edfry@baybroadband.net
Redland Hunt Pony Club
Founded in 1958. Organization for youths 6-25 teaching riding, mounted
sports, horse management, and equestrian knowledge. Most activities occur
in and around Sandy Spring and Olney in Montgomery county. • Brenda
Tharp • 301-854-0278 • dreamsnthrills@comcast.net •
www.redlandhunt.ponyclub.org
Rolling Hills Ranch Pony Club
Renee Luther • 410-378-3817 • reneeluther@netzero.net
• www.rollinghillsranch.org
Rose Hill Carriage Society
$10 Non-horse owner, $20 Individual, $30 Family Membership. Membership
in this organization in this organization is open to those interested
in the furtherance of driving. The purpose of this organizaiton is to
provide education about carriages and driving and to pormote good fellowship
among those interested in driving. • Mary Ann & Fred Scire •
301-293-3065
Rough Riders Horsemen
Mission: to spread love, education, and enjoyment of horses everywhere
we go. • Darin Coleman • 240-731-8133 • roughriderspresident@yahoo.com
• www.roughridershorsemen.bravehost.com
Saddle Gals & Guys Equestrian Drill Team
$20/year membership. Perform synchronized drills to music at fairs, shows,
horse events, and parades. • Patti Lee Mathes • 301-253-4391
• dmathes105@aol.com
Saddles & Stirrups 4-H
June Porter • 301-432-2786
Seneca Valley Pony Club
Local affiliate of the USPC. Teaches riding, horse knowledge, and horse
management to young riders. Sponsors 2 USEA-recognized horse trials a
year. • Judy Barnhard • 301-509-6742 • 2011svpcdc@gmail.com
• www.senecavalleyponyclub.org
Shenandoah Valley Pony Club
Part of the Capital Region Pony Club. • Amber Baughman • 301-842-3301
• www.shenandohvalley.ponyclub.org
Shetland Pony Society of North America
Promotes the preservation of the traditional Shetland pony, with substance,
soundness, and suitability for all ages. Members ($25/single; $35/family)
are eligible for point awards with both SPSNA and Maryland Pony Breeders,
clinics, futurities and several conformation and performance shows during
the summer. • Laurie Donaldson • 717-993-3775 • shetlandponysociety@hotmail.com
• www.shetlandponysociety.com
Shore Dressage
Chapter of PVDA. Chapter members must be paid PVDA members. Benefits include
newsletters, clinics, lectures, demonstrations, schooling shows. Year
end awards, fun! • Deri Jeffers • 757-302-0224 • deripiaffe@aol.com
• www.shoredressage.tripod.com
Southern Maryland Quater Horse Association
To promote the American Quarter Horse breed. Membership dues: $25-standard,
$5-youth • Julie Murphy • 301-934-8424 • jmurphy16@comcast.net
• www.smqha.org
Southern Maryland Trail Riders
Family oriented non-competitive trail riding and camping with horses.
$30 annual family membership, $20 individual, $8 charter (per person),
$18 charter family. • Mary Hare • 301-934-3453 • mary_qbhi@yahoo.com
• www.smtr.us
St. Augustine Pony Club
USPC member. Holds horse trials in Chesapeake City. Learn all about horses,
make new friends, and have fun! • Bonnie Shriner • 302-545-3014
• bonnie@staugustineponyclub.com • www.staugustineponyclub.com
St. Margaret’s Pony Club
Field trips, meeting, horse shows, camps, jousting, rallies. USPC member.
• Laura Tenner • 410-353-7585 • tennerfamily@comcast.net
• www.stmargarets.ponyclub.org
St. Mary’s College of Maryland Equestrian Team
Hunt seat equitation team competing in the Intercollegiate Horse Show
Association Zone 4 Region 1. • Ashley Bailer • 240-434-5165
• www.smcm.edu
Standardbred Pleasure Horse Org.
Breed organization affiliated with the U.S. Trotting Association. •
Jane Warrington • 410-648-5850
Sugarloaf Mountain Polocrosse Club
John Cook • sugarloafmouontainpolox@gmail.com • www.sugarloafmountainPolocrosse.com
The Maryland Hunt Cup Association
Formed in 1894. Affiliated with the National Steeplechase Association.
Annual steeplechase held at Worthington Farms. • Sherlock S. Gillet,
Jr. • 443-253-5134 • sherlock.gillet@gmail.com • www.marylandhuntcup.com
Thoroughbred Racing Association
For member racetracks. • 410-392-9200 • www.tra-online.com
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
410-398-2261
Tidewater Pony Club
Eliza Smith • 410-476-0446 • smithc585@aol.com
Trails & Tails
Promote safe horsemanship and education, exchange ideas and knowledge.
Enjoy horses and horse people with varying interests and knowledge and
experience. Formed in 2003, serves Frederick County. • Debra Peebles
• 301-371-5534 • windwood3@aol.com
Tri-State Trotters 4-H Club
4-H Club centered in Cecil County, MD. • Bryan Bradley • 302-373-3008
• granitesprings@aol.com
Tri-State Walking Horse Association
Sandra Busico • 15959-C Monahan Rd • Sabillasville •
MD • 21780
TROT • Trail Riders of Today
TROT is dedicated to the preservation of existing equestrian trails and
the establishment of new trails in Maryland. Membership (per year): $20/family,
$30/contributing, $50/substaining. Annual Judged Pleasure Ride, trail
clearing projects, and group trail rides. • Margaret Scarff •
410-692-6921 • TrotMembers@hotmail.com • http://trot-md.org/
Tuckahoe Equestrian Center
Non-profit foundation promoting all equestrian activities such as trail
riding, driving, 4-H, jousting, and parades. Memberships ($15/individual,
$25/family) include camping at Tuckahoe EC, monthly rides, and speakers
at meetings. Also offers “Buckaroo Club” for youth. *Numerous
special events on website. • Paul McMullen • 410-482-2176
• www.tuckahoeequestriancenter.net
Tuckahoe Pony Club
A local member of USPC, the premier equestrian youth organization in the
US, excellent, safe and affordable riding instruction, fun days, clinics,
and competitions, based in Kent and Queen Anne's counties • Susan
Sughrue • 410-353-5640 • sughrue-michlib@yahoo.com •
www.tuckahoeponyclub.org
UMBC Equestrian Club
IHSA Zone IV, Region 1. Ride out of Patapsco Horse Center with coach Sherri
Fram. • umbcequestrian@gmail.com • www.umbc.edu/studentlife/orgs/equestrian/index.php
United States Naval Academy Equestrian Team
| Competes as part of Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. • ebowman@usna.edu
• www.usna.edu
United States Pony Club - Capital Region
Karen Tilley • 301-540-8185 • thuntllc@aol.com • www.capitalregion.ponyclub.org
United States Pony Club – Maryland Region
Margie Williams • 410-557-9954 • www.marylandregion.ponyclub.org/
University of Delaware IHSA Team
IHSA team rides out of Granite Spring Stables in Warwick. Part of Zone
4 Region 4. • Bryan Bradley • 302-373-3008 • granitesprings@aol.com
University of Maryland Equestrian Team
Competes in Zone 4, Region 1 of the IHSA. Team rides out of Oatland Stables
in Gaithersburg with coach Star Daily. • Star Daily • Equiterps@gmail.com
• www.studentorg.umd.edu/umet
Up County Horse Shows
USHJA affiliate organizatoin. Offering schooling hunter show series with
year-end awards. • Renee Terselic • 301-208-0200 • webmaster@potomachorse.com
• www.upcohorseshow.com
US Hunter Jumper Association
National affiliate for hunter and jumper riders. Maryland is part of Zone
3. • www.ushja.org
US Polo Assoc Eastern Circuit
Includes 39 polo clubs. • James H. Burton III • 301-717-7161
• jimburton@USPAEasternCircuit.com • www.USPAEasternCircuit.com
Wakefield Valley Pony Club
Mission: to develop and encourage a knowledge of horsemanship including
horse care and fair and friendly competition. Offering youth rallies,
monthly meetings, access to group lessons for members only. Annual Dues
$125 • Stacie Nichols • 443-324-6128 • tomstacie2525@comcast.net
Waredaca Pony Club
Waredaca offers a USPC recognized Pony Club Riding Center. Members do
not have to own a horse to participate. Horses provided by Waredaca for
rallies and lessons. Club is part of the Maryland Region. • Katherine
Rizzo • 301-570-4191 • waredaca@aol.com • www.waredaca.com
Washington Bridle Trails Association
Hunter/Jumper shows held at Meadowbrook Stables in Chevy Chase. Memberships:
Single/$35, Fam/$45. Members are qualified for year end awards and receive
$5 discount on class prices at shows. • Catherine Cullen •
202-543-1946 • wbtashows@gmail.com • www.wbtahorseshows.org
Washington County Horse Council
Meetings held on the second Friday of every month at 7:30 pm at the Extension
Office on Sharpsburg Pike. • Lori Bellerive • 301-432-4079
• wchorsecouncil@yahoo.com • www.wchorsecouncil.org
Western Maryland Jousting Club
$5.00 each
per year. Membership and voting rights with the association. A voice in
the association. • Linda Minnick • 301-748-7755
Wicomico Hunt
Annual Dues: $450 Single, $700 Family, $225 Inter. (18-24yrs College Students),
$100 Jr. (under 17yrs), $100 Social (non-hunting) Membership includes
unlimited hunting on the Delmarva Peninsula • Gale Cayce •
302-436-6011 • grc51@msn.com • www.wicomicohunt.com
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