2014 marlborough hunt club horse resource book

MARLBOROUGH

HUNT CLUB

2014 Horse Resource Book

www.marlboroughhuntclub.com

Photo by Sharon Schroer

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ABOUT THE MARLBOROUGH HUNT CLUB

Established in 1936 Recognized in 1949

by the Masters of Foxhounds Association of America

In 1936, Benjamin H.C. Bowie, along with a group of avid horse-men, was instrumental in organizing the establishment of the Marlborough Hunt Club in Prince George’s County, Maryland. In the fi rst years of inception, MHC did not have a clubhouse, kennels or grounds. Meetings where originally held at the found-ing and charter member’s homes. Eventually a search committee was established to fi nd suitable land for the Hunt Club in the P.G. County region.

In 1950, the Patuxent Gun & Rod Club happened to be selling off a portion if their land along the western shore of the Patuxent River near Hill’s Bridge, east of Upper Marlboro. After successful negotiations, MHC was able to purchase this property and establish what is today the renovated and expanded turn-of-the-cen-tury clubhouse, extensive kennels, beautiful outside show grounds and hunt course, stables, Huntsman’s home and party pavillion.

For more information about the Marlborough Hunt Club visit our website www.marlboroughhuntclub.com,

e-mail [email protected] or contact one of our Masters:

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ARLBOROUGH

HUNT CLUB

Katherine Kelly Cawood410-867-2816

Christine F. Clagett410-703-7998

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The Horse Resource Book thanks Sharon Schroer

for the use of her beautiful photography and

Barbie Sonnet for her talentedillustrations in our publication.

Marlborough Hunt Club

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The Marlborough Masters thank the Department of Natural Resources and

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Dream PackIs it the cry of the hounds in the morning,Or is it the feel of the horse,Or is it the sunrise we came to see,Or is it the fear of a toss?

Or is it a bit of all these things,Th at makes the sport so grand,Th e hounds, the horse, and the sunrise,And the touch of the reins in your hand.

Th ere’s a big rail fence at the top of the hill,Just at the edge of the wood,And he sets himself before he jumps,As every good hunter should.

In your face is the mist of the morning,In your ears is the twang of the horn,Th e pack is streaming forward, Into the breaking dawn.

Is it because you’ve given it up,Th at the memory seems so dear?Is it because I live in a townWhere there’s never a hound to hear?

I’ve heard of a man that hunted his packTh ru a quiet London street;But where on these crowded avenuesCan I and my dream pack meet?

By George Bowdoin, a cousin to MHC member Murray Sullivan


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Photos by: Sharon Schroer



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In large pot heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add rice, Goya seasoning and stir to coat. Add 3 cups of water, stir, cover pot,

bring to boil. Turn heat to low and cook 20 minutes until tender, fluff with fork and set aside.

In another large pot heat 3 tablespoons of olive oil. Saute onions, garlic and bell pepper until slightly softened. Add tomatoes and

corn and then rice.In saucepan, melt butter or oil, add shrimp and Old Bay. Cook

until shrimp turn pink. Don’t overcook. Add shrimp to rice and vegetable mixture, combine. Add salt and pepper to taste.

Can add hot sauce or any other seasoning of choice. Serve hot.

Paula SothoronBeginnings and Endings Catering

2 cups rice5 tablespoons olive oil2 packages Sazon Goya seasoning (1 box has 4 packages)4 cups diced fresh tomatoes or 1 large can of chopped tomatoes2 cups fresh white corn or a small bag of frozen white corn

Shrimp Medley1 large onion diced1 clove garlic chopped1 red bell pepper diced1 ½ lbs peeled deveined shrimp2 tablespoons butter or olive2 teaspoons Old Bay Seasoningsalt and pepper

Mr. and Mrs. C. Gilbert Hill

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- Th e Roberts Family -

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR THREE

FABULOUS MASTERSM

ARLBOROUGH

HUNT CLUB

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Preheat oven to 350. Butter a 1 ½ quart casserole. Mix eggs and sugar together in large bowl, add milk and melted butter, mix

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utes for bread to soak up milk. Sprinkle with nutmeg and bake for 50 minutes until set in the center. Serve with caramel sauce.

Paula SothoronBeginnings and Endings Catering

4 cups of French bread, cubed½ cup raisins or dried cranberries2 cups of whole milk or ½ & ½ ¼ cup butter melted

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THE TRUTH ABOUT FOX CHASINGBy Gale Cayce

There are many myths and misconceptions about those of us who chase foxes. This saddens those of us who enjoy this centuries old tradition, and well-loved sport. Let us let you know a bit about who we are.

As with anything, things change over time. We no longer have the vast amounts of acreage to gallop over. Gone are the days where it might take you a day to ride across your own land. Since this activity takes lots of room, fox chasing enthusiasts across the United States were one of the fi rst forward thinking groups of individu-als to address land preservation and land trusts.

Since we spend so much time outdoors, enjoying the companionship of our horses and hounds, as a group of people we have for generations been very tuned into environmental issues. We are proactive about our planets health, and its conserva-tion. Many of the fox chasing clubs in the United States realized the peril of over development early on, and as groups purchased large tracts of adjoining land to preserve acreage to safeguard our sport. Fox chasing enthusiasts have always been a gregarious lot, and share these open areas with others who also enjoy the natural countryside.



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We are NOT the “Unspeakable in pursuit of the inedible”! The thrill of “our” hunt is the following: We sit on wonderfully beautiful horses, traveling at times at high rates of speed, not knowing where our friend the fox might be taking us. We are following blindly while listening to the melodious music of our hounds leading this pursuit, after an elusive creature that has “Crafty” and “Sly” as a middle name.

We are on his turf, and at his mercy! First we have to fi nd him. Then he is in control. He can climb trees, run behind us on top of fence lines, lose his trail in stream beds, swim well, and take turns running us around with one of his friends. He knows where he is going, and the shortest way to get there. He knows how to tangle us up in the woods, mire us in the mud and lead us to country where ob-stacles create further entertainment. He can fall in behind a herd of deer, and so confuse the scent that the folly that follows must give him quite a chuckle. He then can disappear in a fl ash down one of his many “earths”, and call it quits for the day.

He is also a thing of beauty. We live for the view of him! He is a spark of red in fl ight across an emerald fi eld. A fl ash of white tipped tail waltzing across the trail just in front of us, teasing! A black mask with ebony eyes glinting from under the brush. To pause for a moment with a look, to remind us that he is the true Master of this game, and he is off again. The mastery of this clever clown, so in touch with his world is a thrill and privilege to see. We honor his beauty and expertise, and we want him to be there again, to match wits with us another dayOur chasing season runs from fall to spring. We begin slowly, to let the young fox kits, and fox hound pups learn about this game, and ending the season before the birthing time of the next generation, to insure a healthy population for the next season’s adventures.

Now about our Riding attire: Some things don’t change. If you come to watch us today, the scene will look exactly like it did over 75 years ago when this club started here in Maryland. Or it could be hundreds of years ago, in other areas or other countries. It’s not about fashion; it’s about safety and practicality. The hats are protective headwear. The boots protect our feet and legs in rough country. The ties at our throats provide stability for our necks, and bandages or slings in case of mishaps. The cloth of our coats keeps us dry, warm and stands up to stickers and thorns. The red or scarlet color makes key individuals easy to spot at a distance.

Many individuals throughout history have enjoyed this pastime. To name a few, President George Washington, Generals Lee & Grant, General George Patton, and First Lady Jackie Kennedy. It has proven to be a great family affair as well. Great exercise, with enjoyment of our beautiful environment, friend’s both animal and human, and time spent together enjoying all of the above. We hope that you will have been enlightened about our sport and that we may have dispelled some of the misconceptions that abound around us.


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Horsey Quiz1. How many legs does a horse have? 2. Where are a horse’s chestnuts? 3. Why would you look at a horse’s teeth? 4. How many vertebrae does a horse have? 5. When was the fi rst Kentucky Derby run? 6. Which horse did Seabiscuit famously beat? 7. How big is a hand? 8. How tall is a 16h horse? 9. What date is a registered TB’s birthday? 10. Name 1 of the 3 TB that founded the TB line. 11. Name one of the last three Triple Crown Winners. 12. Which country won Gold at the 2012 Olympics in team eventing? 13. How many teeth is a full set for a male horse? 14. Where are a horses blind spots? 15. What is the maximum height of a pony? 16. At what age does a colt or fi lly become an adult? 17. What do you call the off spring of a male donkey and female horse? 18. Does a horse see the same image in both eyes? 19. How long does it take a hoof to grow out completely? 20. Which side of the horse is the “near side.”

Horsey Quiz Answers#1. Four #2. Legs #3. Age #4. Fift y Four #5. May 17, 1875 #6. War Admiral

#7. Four Inches #8. Sixty-Four Inches #9. January First #10. Line Byerely Turk, Darley Arabian, Godolphin Arabian

#11. Secretariat (1973), Seattle Slew (1977), Affi rmed (1978) #12. Germany#13. Forty Four #14. Front of face, Underneath and Behind #15. 14.2 h

#16. 5 years #17. Mule #18. No, Only when looking straight down their nose #19. One Year #20. Left side when seated in the saddle.


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