A 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 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...
Read MoreOpen land is disappearing at a rate of 6,000 acres per day, according to the Equestrian Land Conservation Resource. There is no greater threat to the equestrian community than the loss of land. We need land for pasture and hay,...
Read MoreRoger I. Scullin, MFH since 1978 Howard County-Iron Bridge Hounds You must be dedicated to your hounds, and aspire to make your pack as good as it can be, and the sport as good as it can be. Everything else supports that, having...
Read More“Pity the master,” writes William P. Wadsworth repeatedly in his invaluable “Riding to the Hounds in America.” So, in accordance with Master Wadsworth, it is with both respect and pity that we welcome the new crop of...
Read More2008 Maryland, My Ever Tighter Maryland No doubt about it: The ever-congested Maryland suburbs have been a boon for equestrian businesses. Nowhere else in the United States is there such a plethora of lesson, training and...
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