(first printed in the December 2012 issue of The Equiery) He has just always been there. Their rock. Their ship’s ballast. Their confidant. Their confessor. For certain ladies of the Potomac Hunt, Leonard Proctor is not just...
Read MoreA Gentleman Jock & His Gallant Foxhunter …and how they became Hunt Cup contenders by Margaret Worrall In the early and mid-1960s, an ordinary little brown horse and his rider, a businessman and avid foxhunter, did...
Read Morephotos by Bob Keller “Skip Crawford’s contribution to the world of foxhunting goes far further than just being a Master for 25 Years with Potomac Hunt. He was selected as a Director of the Masters of Foxhounds with a...
Read Moreby Adam Block, MET Conservation Easement Planner (published in the November 2010 Equiery) Some Day Could Be Sooner Than You Think! The scenic rolling pastures of Some Day Soon Farm are protected forever thanks to a conservation...
Read MoreCelebrating 28,000 Conserved Acres Many thanks to Michael D. Hankin, president of the Land Preservation Trust, Inc. and Charles Fenwick Jr., executive director of Shawan Downs, Inc., for their contributions to this article. On...
Read Moreby Louisa Emerick Louisa Emerick grew up near Fair Hill, first riding and then later hunting and driving the grounds. Today, she lives adjacent to the Appleton Road portion of Fair Hill and continues to enjoy all Fair Hill has...
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