WSSC trails update in the May issue
The May Equiery is now in stores! Grab your copy at one of these locations. Inside you’ll find an update on the WSSC Trails situation from TROT president Ron MacNab. Also, read a profile on The Equiery’s newest Hunter Award winner, 11-year-old Grace Boston. Plus, plan out your spring season with our Coming Events. Looking for your dream farm? Check out farms for sale in the real estate section.
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Farm Fix-Up & Eventing in the April Issue
The April issue is now in stores! Grab your guide to Eventing in Maryland and Annual Farm Fix-Up Guide today!
Featuring:
- Katy Gates & Gizmo – 2010 Equiery Eventing Award Winners
- Maryland Eventing Calendar Changes
- USEA Rule Changes for the 2012 Season
- 34 Places to Cross-Country School
- Plus: The Annual Farm Fix-Up Guide – 69 Barn Builders, Contractors, Excavators, Painters & More!
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Spring time = Maryland Steeplechasing
Grab a March Equiery at one of these locations today! The March issue includes….
- Summer Riding Program directory
- Steeplechase schedule updates
- Hunter pace schedule
- and much more!
Don’t forget to sign up for The Equiery’s News Feed to read the latest updates on the court case for the largest equine seizure in the state of Maryland. The News Feed is free!
Winning Western Riders in the February issue
Have you seen the February issue yet? There are pages of great western photos in the Who’s Who section! Grab your copy at one of these locations today.
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Read About Roping Contests at Expo in the January issue
The January issue is now in stores! Grab your copy today at one of these locations and preview the Maryland Horse World Expo schedule and vendors. Plus, find out how you can learn to rope and enter the contest at Expo.
And don’t forget to shop The Equiery’s 2012 Stallion Directory to breed your future champion.
All-American QH Congress Photos in the December Issue
Spencer Bramble and Hallie Elizabeth Thomas are just two of the Free Staters who traveled to Ohio for the 2012 All-American Quarter Horse Congress. See pics from their trip and find out how they placed in the December print edition, which can be found at one of these locations. Plus, peruse the pages for some great gift ideas!
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Navier Stokes – Third at World Championships
Raymond Coutley of Lexington Park placed third in the Amateur Jumping division at the 2011 American Quarter Horse Association Ban of America World Championship Show in Oklahoma City last week. Coutley rode his homebred American Quarter Horse Navier Stokes for the top three placing.
Monkey in a Tree… see the November print edition for details!
Not sure what we are talking about? Grab a November issue today at one of these locations and look for photos from this year’s Harrison Mule Days in Out & About. Plus… do you keep your horse fit by riding on the WSSC trails? The trails will be closed to horseback riders as of November 15. Read “News & Views” for more info.
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High Heat and Raging Rains Cause Hay Crisis?
Does your hay look like this? High heat, raging rains and mega mold may be causing a hay crisis this fall. Find out what you need to know in the October print edition of The Equiery, in stores now!
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Rodeo at PG County Fair
from Laura Sanner
The Prince George’s County Fair held a rodeo (conducted by the Twisted K Rodeo Production Company) on Friday, September 9 and again on Sunday, September 11. I attended the second one. This was a first for both my horse (Flare) and I, as we usually just run in NBHA, IBRA, and open shows, but I thought to just go ahead and give it a try.
It was definitely a different experience for us, with the closed in spaces, bulls, blasting music and a crowd, but we both did our jobs and was graced with a time of 14.6, putting us in first place out of about 14 other girls. It came as a total surprise, I was all prepared to just participate so I could say I was in a rodeo, but to win it against some very tough competition! I feel very blessed, me and my little Thoroughbred mare have been working toward a moment like that for almost eight years!
