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Southern Maryland Horse Seminar
Sponsored by the Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission
Supporting the Equine Industry and Local Farms
J.T. Daugherty Center, Lexington Park – MD
March 15, 16 & 17 – 2007
Are you a private horse owner, professional equine business, riding -instructor, equine vet or a prospective horse/pony owner looking to improve your horse knowledge? Are you farm owner wanting to know what possibilities there are for you to service Maryland’s $5.2 billion horse industry? Then this is the Seminar for YOU!
Attend one day or all three the choice is yours
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
• Maryland Horse Industry Overview
• Horse Keeping on Small Acres
• Thoroughbred-Quality Hay Production & Harvest Management in So. Maryland
• Know your Hay – Getting the Most for your Hay Dollar
• Panel Discussion / Hay for the Equine Industry
• Management for Property Appeal, Cost Saving and Animal Health
• New and Innovative Fencing and Facility Options
• Pasture Renovation & Weed Control
FRIDAY, MARCH 16
• Julie Goodnight – Professional Trainer - “Life Lessons Horses Teach us”
• Horse Nutrition 101
• The Equine Boarding Business – Secrets to Success & Regulatory Issues
• Equine Supplements
• Equine Vaccinations
• When to Call the Vet/ Recognizing Horse Illness
• Julie Goodnight - Horse selection and Evaluation
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
HORSEMANSHIP & TRAINING
Flat Iron Farm (Indoor Ring & Seating) – Great Mills, MD
Julie Goodnight presents a full day Horsemanship and Training Demonstrations for all equestrian disciplines & levels of ability – better your riding skills, horse handling techniques, build confidence & develop the ultimate relationship with your horse – highly recommended for instructors, advanced, novice & prospective riders.
Registration required by March 5
Your choice; attend any or all 3 days!
Cost: $20 per day, or $50 for all three days
(cost includes continental breakfast & lunch on March 15 & 16 only)
To register: contact Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission at 301-274-1922 or visit Website for details/agenda/topics speakers: www.somarylandsogood.com/events
Sponsored by the Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission
Supporting the Equine Industry and Local Farms
J.T. Daugherty Center, Lexington Park – MD
March 15, 16 & 17 – 2007
Are you a private horse owner, professional equine business, riding -instructor, equine vet or a prospective horse/pony owner looking to improve your horse knowledge? Are you farm owner wanting to know what possibilities there are for you to service Maryland’s $5.2 billion horse industry? Then this is the Seminar for YOU!
Attend one day or all three the choice is yours
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
• Maryland Horse Industry Overview
• Horse Keeping on Small Acres
• Thoroughbred-Quality Hay Production & Harvest Management in So. Maryland
• Know your Hay – Getting the Most for your Hay Dollar
• Panel Discussion / Hay for the Equine Industry
• Management for Property Appeal, Cost Saving and Animal Health
• New and Innovative Fencing and Facility Options
• Pasture Renovation & Weed Control
FRIDAY, MARCH 16
• Julie Goodnight – Professional Trainer - “Life Lessons Horses Teach us”
• Horse Nutrition 101
• The Equine Boarding Business – Secrets to Success & Regulatory Issues
• Equine Supplements
• Equine Vaccinations
• When to Call the Vet/ Recognizing Horse Illness
• Julie Goodnight - Horse selection and Evaluation
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
HORSEMANSHIP & TRAINING
Flat Iron Farm (Indoor Ring & Seating) – Great Mills, MD
Julie Goodnight presents a full day Horsemanship and Training Demonstrations for all equestrian disciplines & levels of ability – better your riding skills, horse handling techniques, build confidence & develop the ultimate relationship with your horse – highly recommended for instructors, advanced, novice & prospective riders.
Registration required by March 5
Your choice; attend any or all 3 days!
Cost: $20 per day, or $50 for all three days
(cost includes continental breakfast & lunch on March 15 & 16 only)
To register: contact Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission at 301-274-1922 or visit Website for details/agenda/topics speakers: www.somarylandsogood.com/events