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Riding To a Different Beat 1218 Sunrise Beach Rd * Crownsville, Md 21032 * 410-923-6157
www.cpwhclub.wordpress.comJacquie Cowan, Editor * [email protected]
JANUARY – FEBRUARY EXPO Edition 2016
Come visit us at the Maryland Horse EXPO … January 22-24 … Booth 1409-1410 and watch our horses in the Parade of Breeds and Anita Howe Gaited Clinics
Here's to the New Year and lots of fun riding in 2016 …eleven of us met at Rockburn for Kim's annual New Year's Day trail ride. She started us out just right with a Screwdriver toast before mounting up – and we finished up with her “Stud Muffin” horse treats for our 4-legged friends after the ride. We hit the trail at 11 am to head into Potaspsco Valley State Park. A couple of times, we were able to split into faster and slower groups to meet up further down the trail. At one point, Karen nearly got a bath, as her new buckskin TWH Royal thought the creek crossing was a good place to roll! She quickly pulled her foot out of the stirrup and got him up – Royal had a nice wet belly and Karen never got wet! And we all had a good laugh. Notice how bundled up we all are … the first (only) truly cold day we have had this winter. A great time was had by all! Thank you Kim for a fabulous start to 2016.
*** More fun coming at our CHOCOLATE, CHEESE, and WINE Ride and Party… Saturday. February 13 … see inside for details
What you will want to know about riding with the Chesapeake gang …
We always have fun !!!!
Our Club rides are geared for all riders and horses present, including the least able...we may split into multiple groups or spread ourselves out allowing the faster and stronger riders to move on ahead and meet back up along the way.
Club activities are posted in the Newsletter and on our Electronic Calendar, which you can check for more details by clicking on the calendar day.
If you would like help at a ride, let the trail host know when you rsvp so we can pair you with an experienced member.
Do RSVP for all activities so we can plan well and let you know of any last minute changes or cancellations. Please call if you are running late or you will not make it at all.
Posted Ready To Ride (RTR) times mean you are there, tacked and ready to mount up.
Always carry a copy of your current coggins, water, and clean up tools … we always leave the area cleaner than we found it.
*** Indicates Club Events & Membership is Required -- new memberships are accepted at events so you are welcome to bring friends – just give their membership form and payment to the ride host before unloading –better yet, mail it at least a week ahead.
The Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club invites enthusiasts of all breeds, riding disciplines and experience to join in our fun. Membership is required for most Club events, and runs for a full year from the time you join.
Membership benefits include Newsletters with Classifieds * Free Monthly Trail Rides * Parties * Camping Clinics * Parades * Demonstrations * Good Friends * Friendly help * and lots of fun.
Proud supporting member of the Maryland Horse Council * Friends of the Sound Horse (FOSH)
MORE FUN COMING IN 2016 Thank you Donna and Ron for hosting our annual Post Holiday Gift Exchange and Planning Party. Your spiral ham was deeeeicious as was all the other dishes everyone brought to share. The gift game started out rather mundane and then finished with a flurry of steals – hot items this year were a set of storage jars, wine of course, horseshoe hook. Last year's blow-up cowboy made a return appearance. And where was the horse-head spatula bought? We dedicated much more time to eating and playing, rather than planning. But we do have a good start and there is still time for you to offer more ideas on where you want to ride and what you want to do. So, get out your calendars:
March 3-6 Pennsylvania Horse World EXPO
March 19 *** “Wearing of the Green” C&O Canal Trail Ride with Nancy Harmon from Brunswick, Md
April 9 *** Trail ride at Cedarville State Forest with Shelby Tipton … possible camping and sunday ride in Rosaryville or Jug Bay Parks close by before heading home … this could be our “Novice Horse Camp”
April 22-24 Tuckahoe Spring Fling in Tuckahoe State Park near Denton, Md … camping on site with home-cooked meals provided … ride the only hilly trails on the Eastern Shore!
April 29-31 PPWHA Spring Gaited Clinic with Elizabeth Graves in Dillsburg, Pa www.pa ?????
May 6-8 (to be confirmed) *** Ride and camp weekend in historic Gettysburg National Battlefield Park … Jen Black, coordinator
May 28 *** Suzanne Anderson's Birthday trail ride at Annapolis Rock section of Patuxent River Park south of Lisbon, Md
June *** date to be determine … Trail Ride in Sweet Air area of Gunpowder Falls State Park with Jennifer Mohr
July and August *** dates to be determined … probably in Potapsco and / Susquehana State Parks where it is usually cooler, plenty of water for the horses, and fewer bugs
September Do you have any suggestions ???
September 30 – October 2 League of Maryland Horsemen's Invitational Weekend at their private campground in Potapsco Valley State Park north of Ellicott City, Md
October 6-9 *** Chesapeake Get-Away weekend at Fair Hill NRMA near Elkton, Md … registration form in this newsletter edition and on electronic calendar
October 15 *** Rosaryville State Park Fall Festival … we will ride to the historic Mt Airy Mansion for lunch and entertainment
November 4-6 Tuckahoe Fall Festival and Auction … camping on site with home-cooked meals provided
November 26 *** annual “Turkey Gait” ride in the Manassas Battlefield Park
December 10 or 17 *** Carrolling On Horseback … with or without decorated horse we serenade Jacquie's neighbors in Crownsville, Md and collect food, blankets and warm clothing for the Anne Arundel Co Food Bank and Homeless Services
January 1, 2017 *** Kim's New Year's Day Trail Ride
Also in the works are a fundraiser ride to benefit Days End Farm Horse Rescue and an Obstacle Negotiation Fun Day.
Do you have a favorite place you like to ride, or somewhere you have never been to, or something else you want to do or learn? Send your ideas and wishes to [email protected] for inclusion in the upcoming plans. Our calendar is always a work in progress and there are no rules to how many times we can get together during the year. And our membership comes from all over, so we like to get to everyone's area as much as possible.
*** Indicates Club organized rides that require Membership due to insurance requirements
SNEAKIN' DEACONBeloved German Shepherd of Jacquie and Dick Cowan of Crownsville, Md
After 13 years of love and fun, he has passed over the Rainbow Bridge to rejoin his best bud, Gatsby. He loved our travel adventures – camping, trail riding and hanging out at the horse shows up and down the east coast and beyond. At an awesome 120 pounds, he parted crowds --- little did strangers know he was such a loving soul. He was quite the comic riding in the Mustang with the top down and his white goggles on. Deacon thanks the Chesapeake Club for all the treats during our Club gatherings at his house. And oh how he loved going to Fair Hill.
FAIR HILL GAITED GET-AWAY TURNS 20 !!!!
This October marked the twentieth year of the Fair Hill Gated Get Away in which the Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club gathers for four days of riding, fun and fellowship. Jacquie Cowan has been present for every one of these wonderful excursions and has been responsible for planning and coordinating every one of them I believe. This year’s event was held on October 8th through the 11th
and was perfectly planned. The weather cooperated nicely with a mild rain event Friday evening after dark which ushered in cool fall temperatures and plenty of sunshine on Saturday and Sunday.
You can’t beat the wonderful trails at Fair Hill and when the weather cooperates as it did this year, the riding was all you could ask for. Mary and I were able to get in 14.5 hours in the saddle and still did not take in all the trails. In addition to the great riding there were obstacle challenges set up adjacent to the campground to challenge your horsemanship. There was also a pumpkin carving contest with fantastic prizes, and a small but enthusiastic Halloween horse parade. The pot luck dinner and campfire entertained everyone and of course, a side trip to the Oxford, PA Outback Outlet store is a tradition. The 20% off Fair Hill participant discount always comes in handy!
On Sunday a beautiful sunrise was followed by Cowboy church and of course one more ride before packing up for the trip home. This was my fourth and Mary’s third Fair Hill ride and we were so pleased that we were no longer the rookies! Several folks were attending for the first time and I remembered the excitement of my first trip as I listened to them rave about the Fair Hill experience.
Next year’s event has already been scheduled for October 6th through the 9th, so there is plenty of time to make plans to attend this exciting equine weekend. You owe it to your horse to ride Fair Hill at least once. If you do, I think you’ll be hooked!
Pictured here are the 1st and 2nd place winners of the annual Parade Contest --- The Mighty Warrior Kirk Taggart ready to charge on his wife Terry's TWH Katie and Slick the Big Bad Wolf in Grandma's Clothes loves on Little Red Riding Ghoul (Jacquie Cowan).
Thank you Jesse & Mary Bowman of Miskimon, Virginia for the article and for conducting Cowboy Church again – as always, your passion for the horse-human relationship touched out hearts.
FA – LA- LA- LA – LA … DECK the HORSES with LIGHTS and HOLLY
The 70 degree weaather made for an unseasonably fun trail ride before we hit the streets to serenade the Cowans' neighbors of Indian Creek Estates. We even cut the ride short to head back to Jacquie's house to cool the horses off and decorate them for our annual Carrolling On Horseback. Notice the short sleeves ?!?! We did not need to heat the spiced and spiked apple cider this year. We are a huge hit every year – some neighbors invite friends over and others bring carrots out for the
horses. Club members and the neighborhood were all so generous as we collected 185 pounds of food and a truck bed load of warm outer wear for the Anne Arundel County Food Bank and Homeless Services, who may join us next year for the festivities. Thank you Sharon and Kirk for providing the hay ride truck so those carrollers without horses could ride along. Thank you Rayann for knocking on doors and gathering the donations. And thank you everyone for kicking off the holiday in such a fun and wonderful way!
Maryland Horse EXPO 2016 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
Parade of Breeds in the Cow Palace ArenaFriday 3:40Saturday 6:30Sunday 3:30
Celebration of the Gaits in the Cow Palace ArenaFriday 12:30Saturday 12:35Sunday 9:50
ANITA HOWE GAITED SESSIONS
Saturday 1:00 … Education Corral … “Improved Balance for a Softer Gait”
Saturday 3:00 … Cow Palace …“The Naturally Gaited Horse – Smoothing Your Ride”
Sunday 11:00 … Exhibition Hall … “Riding for Improved Balance and Truer Gaits”
Sunday 2:00 … Education Corral … “Bitting and Saddle Concerns for the Gaited Horse”
CLUB HORSES and RIDERS
Michelle Guinn and Rio (TWH/SSH)Jane Terry and Topper (Rocky Mountain)
Elizabeth Farina and Jazzy (SSH)Jennifer Mohr and Sparkles (TWH / SSH)
Jacquie Cowan and Slick (TWH)Koty and Flame (TWH)
Christiane Ferland and Cal (Canadian Trotter)Another Denise Rescue
Watch for some of our horses in other sessions:
Terry Taggart and her TWH Katie in the Trail Challenge
Jennifer Mohr and her TWH Cash with Evon Montgomery at 12:00 Saturday in the Education Corral
Sunday hunting has continued to spread across the state, county by county. As advocates for the horse industry and for preserving the right of horseback riders and others to participate in outdoor recreation at least one weekend day per week without concern for adverse interactions with hunters, the Maryland Horse Council has had a long standing policy of opposing any bill that allows for Sunday hunting. It is important to know this is not an anti-hunting campaign. In fact, the MHC has been working with the Department of Natural Resources to offer alternative means to deer management. One of those is to establish commercial sale of deer meat harvested by approved crop damage permit holders. This is an equity and economic issue for all twho wish to spend time safely in Maryland's great outdoors.
The Md Horse Coucil employs a lobbyist to keep up with what is coming up. Each Friday he reviews upcoming bills for impact on the equestrian community. Not just on hunting – others may affect taxes, land management, insurance, etc. Then the Council sends out eblasts for us to stay informed and take action. Throughout the legislative season we will call upon each and every one of you to take vitally important action.
A little history … In 1999 Sunday Hunting on private and public lands was introduced in the Maryland General Assembly. Equestrians, birders, hikers, bikers and more banded together to defeat. Then in 2003, efforts won a few Sundays for hunting in certain counties. In 2014 more Sundays in more counties creating a patchwork effect that was hard to decipher. Anne Arundel County equestrians defeated the bill that sought all 16 Sundays of deer season. The 2015 legislative year was frought with multiple bills that would allow hunting on private and in some cases designated public land in numerous counties. Some sought to include Sundays in more seasons than just deer, and to expand the current seasons. A mass of emails, phone callls and testimonies encouraged the Baltimore County Delegation to withdraw support and more bills were withdrawn immediately following the testimony of a 7-person panel representing the Horse Council. By end of the 2015 Legislative year all bills pertaining to Sunday Hunting were withdrawn or defeated.
There are plenty more legislative actions to come that will have impact on equine enthusiasts and professionals. So after you have enjoyed the EXPO come meet other equestrians from around the State, hear what is expected for this 2016 Legislative year and what you can do to protect your equine passion and properties. Chesapeake has been an Association member forever with Jacquie as our representative.
Maryland Horse Council Quarterly Meeting * Friday, January 22, 20166:00 Reception and Refreshments * 7:00pm – 9:00pm Meeting – All are welcome!
Maryland State Fairgrounds * Vista Room * 2200 York Rd * Timonium, Md(next door to the Exhibition Hall at the Md Horse World EXPO)
www.mdhorsecouncil.org
SORE NO MORE...At the federal level, the PAST Act (Prevent All Soring Tactics) seeks to sure up the federal Horse Protection Act to stop the pain and inhumanity of soring horses for the show ring once and for all. It will ban the use of chains around the ankles and the big stacked pads of the Big Lick horse. It will close enforcement loopholes and strengthen the penalties for soring. Although this practice is rarely found in our area it is still prevalent in the more southern states. This issue does impact us as we are commonly lumped in with those “awful people” who do not love and respect the naturally gaited and trained Tennessee Walking Horse, Racking Horse and Spotted Saddle Horse as we do.
Horse organizations, gaited and non, joined forces across the Country to get this passed. Our Chesapeake Club introduced a resolution to the Maryland Horse Council, which was unanimously passed to support the PAST Act becoming the first state council to do so. We became a model for others to follow. The baton was picked up by professional organizations as well like the American Veterinary Association. Priscila Presley, Michael Keaton, Katherine Heigl and Willie Nelson have joined a growing list of celebrities calling on Congress to protect horses from soring! #BantheBigLick". We are proud that our Maryland federal representatives are also on the co-sponsoring list.Sadly, The PAST Act was held hostage in DC by the partisan bickering even though there were more than enough co-sponsors on both sides of the aisle to successfully pass this bill to further strengthen the Federal Horse Protection Act. So here we go again. More information can be found at http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/tenn_walking_horses . Valerie Pringle will be at the Horse Council meetig to give an update, and we have another Chesapeake friend leading the charge – Keith Dane helped us plan our very first gaited horse show way back when ----
We Are Horse People and WE VOTE !!!!
A simple phone call, email, or fax to your Legislator can make all the difference for fellow equestrians and our horses..For more information on these hot topics visit the noted websites and/or give Jacquie a shout, who has been lobbying the last several years with other industry leaders. You too can make an even bigger difference by attending hearings – you
can speak your mind, or just be another face to count and influence – numbers do matter!
Riding To a Different Beat ________________________________________________________________________________________
1218 Sunrise Beach Rd * Crownsville, Md 21032 * 410-923-6157 [email protected] * www.cpwhclub.wordpress.com/about
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2016...CHOCOATE, CHEESE and WINE TRAIL RIDE (hopefully) and PARTY
Ride, eat, celebrate Valentine's Day and our friendships:
Conditions permitting we’ll take a short ride on easy trails suitable for barefoot or out of shape horses and cold temperaturess; then retire to the house for the Three C’s – Chocolate, Cheese and Cheer that everyone will bring to share…last names starting with A-M please bring chocolate and red wine --- N-Z bring cheese and white wine --- soup and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided
Ready to Ride 11:30, so plan to arrive at 11:00 …. feel free to stop at the house on your way in to drop off your items and/or use the restroom, then proceed to the trailer parking area through the white gates, around the big barn, to the grassy area on the right. bad weather or trail conditions may mean we just eat and party or postpone to the next weekend...… please plan to keep in touch for condition updates if questionable
NON-RIDERS and FAMILY WELCOME (come around 1:00) … you may park closer, at the house or around the big barn just inside the white gates.
RSVP please to 410-923-6157 / [email protected]
It is Jacquie's 65th birthday…her birthday wishes are to benefit Days End Farm Horse Rescue, so please bring a new or gently used horse or stable item – cash or checks are good too!
1218 Sunrise Beach Rd * Crownsville, Md 21032 ….. easy access from I-97, Rt 32, and Rt 3 … gps will get you there … look for the black walking horse on the driveway … or call for directions
The Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club invites enthusiasts of all breeds and riding disciplines to join in our fun. Membership benefits include Newsletters with Classifieds * Free Monthly Trail Rides * Friendly Help * Parties * Camping * Clinics *
Parades * Demonstrations * Good Friends * and lots of fun. Membership is required for most Club events, and runs for a full year from the time you join.
Proud supporting member of Maryland Horse Council * Friends of the Sound Horse (FOSH)
Riding To a Different Beat 1218 Sunrise Beach Rd * Crownsville, Md 21032 * 410-923-6157
jacquiecowan@comcast * www.cpwhclub.wordpress.comall breeds, gaits, disciplines and experience welcome
October 6 - 9, 2016FAIR HILL Gaited Get-Away
6000 acres dedicated to equestrian use.. Fair Hill is Maryland’s trail riding gem with open fields, wooded trails along the river, thru tunnels and over bridges. Ride on your own or with informal groups.
Safe stabling, field camping around the barns, some hook-ups, real showers & bathrooms … motels, restaurants and convenience stores nearby
And more fun than you can imagine back at camp…Costume Contest and Parade * Pumpkin Carving Contest * Games * Lots of social time
Community Supper Saturday evening around a Community Bonfire.
Thursday night dinner at Wesleysrestaurant just 5 minutes away … separate checks provided … buffet, soup and salad bar, full menu and bar
Shop 'til you drop …A short drive to Oxford, Pa. Will pay off when you find great bargains at Bit of Britain's Tent Sale,and then down the street to Outback Leather, where mentioning our Club and Gaited Get-Away
will earn you a discount off your full purchase – both sale and regularly priced
Plenty of non-horse things to do for you and your non-riding partner hiking, biking, fishing and boating (Chesapeake Bay and Susquehana River are close by) ---
nature center with family programs – zoo – historial sites and events, plus much more. Or just relax around camp!
RESERVE YOUR FUN now for 1, 2, or3 nights or just for the day --- but we warn you --- you will want to stay longer! Pricing is based on per night stay
Special prizes for the first new member and first current member to register will be awarded at Fair Hill
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW- FAIR HILL GAITED GET-AWAY—OCT . 6-9, 2016 Complete and mail with your check to CPWH-FH * 1218 Sunrise Beach Rd * Crownsville, Md 21032 * 410-923-6157 * [email protected]
Name_______________________________________________Phone____________________________Email_______________________________
Address__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Names of others paid for in this reservation ______________________________________________________________________________________
Arriving: Thurs____ Fri____ Sat____ Leaving: Fri____ Sat____ Sun____ ======= ______number of nights
Enclose your check made out to CPWH-FH for the following:
# ______ horse stalls for ______ nights at $15 each per night $_______________
# ______ tack stall for ______nights at $15 each per night $_______________
# _______ horse stalls to be cleaned by 4-H kids on Sunday at $10 per stall $_______________(if not, you must strip your stall before leaving)
# _______ nights field camping at $20 per night per unit (ie trailer, camper, tent) $_______________
_______ not camping – staying at _______________________________________________________
$5.00 per horse Administration fee X _______ horses (non-refundable) $_______________
_______ not staying over but coming just for the day(s) at $5 per horse per day ___Thurs ___Fri ___Sat ___Sun $_______________
#______ Official full-size color DNR Park Maps at $7 per map $_______________
#______ bales of straw delivered to stables at $7.00 per bale $_______________ (bedding is straw only)
Chesapeake Club Membership ****** (non-refundable) $_______________(New______ Renewal______ Single $10______ Family $15_______ Sponsor $60)
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $_______________
*** this is a Chesapeake Club event so membership is required and will run for a full year from the time you actually join
Limited electric camp spots are available at $15 more per night and will be assigned first come / first served to confirmed volunteers helping to organize activities and/or providing services, then to others as space allows --- check if you would like one and what service you need --- DO NOT PAY FOR ELECTRIC NOW - you will be billed for additional camp fee as they are assigned …. Do include the field camp fee above to be eligible. Plugging into the barns is not allowed by DNR Regulations. Quiet, considerate generators are welcome.
______ water hookup _______large hook-up plug for trailer OR _______ extension cord from your trailer
_____ I am volunteering to help with the following activities, services, or other means to help:
____ Saturday night community supper (planning, set-up, and/or clean up) ____ Music ____ Community Camp Fire ____ Costume Contest and Parade ____ Games to play at camp____ Pumpkin Carving Contest Other ___________________________________________________________________________
______ Yes, I wish to join others for dinner at Wesley's Thursday at 6:30pm … just 5 minutes away … separate checks provided … buffet, soup and salad bar, full menu and bar
I understand that riding and being around horses can be dangerous, and I do so at my own choice and risk. I agree to abide by all rules and regulations set for Club events. I further agree to hold harmless the volunteers and associates of the Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club for any damage, loss, injury, or death to persons or property. All participants must sign for themselves and parent or guardian for those under 18 years of age.
All adults must sign______________________________________________________________________________________________________________Date________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Date____________________Refunds will not be paid for cancellations made after September 10, 2016, which is the registration deadline. Final detail packets will be e-mailed October 1, 2016
Classified Listings are available free to all Club membersPlease Support our Club Sponsors in the block ads
Advertising does not constitute endorsement of any kind by the Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club.or its members. Please confirm, update, or submit your 2016 Advertisements by calling 410-923-6157 or email [email protected]
BUSH HOGGING, GRASS CUTTING and FARM WORK by Jack Smack … 410-610-4257 / 410-414-2499
CLUB HELP WANTED with planning events, contributions for newsletter, updating website & photo [email protected] or [email protected]
FIND YOUR PLEASURE GAITgait identification & natural enhancement confidence building
individual, group, & clinics...I will come to you
Jacquie Cowan410-923-6157 * [email protected]
GAITAWAY STABLESSALES * TRAINING * BOARDING
Specializing in TWH and other gaited breedsTrina Vogelsang
10620 Liberty Rd * Randallstown Md 21133 * 410-655-3161
WALKING AFTER MIDNIGHT FARMTrail pleasure Gaited Horses for Sale
Cross Junction, Va * 540-888-3414 * 540-303-0569www.walking-after-midnight.com
FAVRE EQUINE DENTISTRYAll breeds ~ All levels ~ All disciplines - Member of IAED
Bruno J. Favre, EqDTCrofton, MD. * [email protected]
410-721-1574 * 410-935-1478 * 1-866-EZ-FLOAT
HORSESHOEING by Don Ploss of Stable Life Farm
cell 410-977-8134 serving East and West of the Bay Bridge
Centreville, Md
DAVID PETERS BLACKSMITHServing Gaited horses in the mid-atlantic region
NATURAL HOOF CARE SERVICESSouthern Maryland and Eastern Virginia
Dick Teachout301-904-5037 * [email protected]
DICK'S PET VACAYFARM and PET SITTING ---
tender loving care for your horses, dogs, cats, and othersdaily visits or stay over-night
Dick [email protected]
MEET ANITA HOWE … our gaited clinician for this year's EXPOAnita grew up around stock type horses although her immediate family did not own or ride. Like so many of us, she never outgrew that little girl horse phenomenon. 18 years ago she bought her first gaited horse and fell in love with not just their smooth gait, but their docile temperament, intelligence, and ease of training. Over time she sought out experience and knowledge so she could go on to share her enthusiasm . As a trainer and clinician she avoided the typical industry shortcuts and developed her sense of sound horsemanship for the horse's inherent natural gait. This leads to the presservation of the horse's soundness, comfort and longevity.
Anita's goal for all of us at the EXPO is that we walk away with “...a small amount of patience and persistence, we too can go home and get on our own horses to begin building communications to achieve an authentic natural gait without the use of mechanical gimmicks or shortcuts”.
Be sure to catch Anita's clinical sessions on Saturday and Sunday – she will be working with some of our Club members and their trail horses. Anita will be hanging out in our Booth 1409-1410 otherwise and looks forward to chatting.
SEE YOU at the HORSE WORLD EXPO Jan. 22-24www.horseworldexpo.com
Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club, Inc 1218 Sunrise Beach Rd Crownsville, Maryland 21032www.cpwhclub.wordpress.com
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_____NEW _____RENEWAL ____SINGLE $10 ____FAMILY $15 ___SPONSOR $60 (includes family membership, block ad in the newsletter, and link to your website from ours)
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ALL ADULTS PLEASE SIGN...I understand that riding and being around horses can be dangerous, and I do so at my own choice and risk. I agree to abide by all rules and regulations set for Club events. I further agree to hold harmless the volunteers and associates of the Chesapeake Plantation Walking Horse Club for any damage, loss, injury, or death to persons or property. All participants must sign for themselves and parent or guardian for those under 18 years of age.Signed_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Date____________
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