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MarylandSteeplechaseRace Conditions

2013 Maryland Governor’s Cup Steeplechase Horse of the Year

Foyle

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Governor’s Cup Series

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MARYLAND STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION2011 AWARDS RECEPTION

For theMARYLAND GOVERNOR’S CUP SERIES

Presented by:

Friday, June 9, 2010 at 7 p.m.Marlborough Hunt Club

r.s.v.p. by Monday, June 1

___$65 PER ADULT ___$10 PER CHILD, 15 & UNDER

NAME:____________________________________ADDRESS:__________________________________PHONE:____________________________________E-MAIL:___________________________________Please make checks payable to MSA. Visa or MasterCard accepted.

Fax credit card orders to 410-489-7828

MARYLAND STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION (MSA)P.O. BOX 651 • LISBON, MD 21765

2011Maryland

SteeplechaseCalendar

The Foxhall Farm Trophy Team Chase Sun., March 20Green Spring Valley Point-to-Point Sat., April 2Elkridge-Harford Point-to-Point Sat., April 9My Lady’s Manor Sat., April 16Grand National Steeplechase Sat., April 23Maryland Hunt Cup Sat., April 30Maryland Junior Hunt Cup Sun., May 1Howard County-Iron Bridge Race Meet Sat., May 7Potomac Hunt Races Sun., May 15*NAPPA Championship Sun., May 22MD Governor’s Cup Awards Dinner Fri., June 9 *- www.NAPTP.com for details

For More Info Visit www.marylandsteeplechasing.com

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MSA Steeplechase 101 Clinicat Pleasant Prospect Farm

Sunday, February 23

MSA Junior or Young Rider Racing Clinicat Dunmore FarmSunday, March 2

The Foxhall Farm Trophy Team ChaseSun., March 16 (rain date March 23)

Green Spring Valley Point-to-PointSaturday, March 29

Elkridge-Harford Point-to-PointSaturday, April 5

Chasin’ for Children Sunday, April 6

My Lady’s ManorSaturday, April 12

Grand National SteeplechaseSaturday, April 19

Maryland Hunt CupSaturday, April 26

Maryland Junior Hunt CupSunday, April 27

Howard County Cup Race MeetSaturday, May 3

Potomac Hunt Races Sunday, May 18

Governor’s Cup Awards ReceptionThursday, June 12

For Maryland Hunter Pace Series dates please see the back of this book

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Photo courtesy of Isabel J. Kurek

Thomas H. VossSeptember 19, 1950 – January 21, 2014

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GENERAL INFORMATION Maryland Steeplechase Association (MSA)

P.O. Box 651 • Lisbon, MD 21765

410-489-7826 x 104 • fax 410-489-7828

www.marylandsteeplechasing.com

About the MSAThe Maryland Steeplechase Association, Inc. is a not-for-

relationships between foxchasing and steeplechasing, and

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competition. MSA accomplishes these goals by providing

in Maryland; membership entitles the race to two seats on

the Board, with 5 at-large seats; nominations for which may

MSA Board of Directors – 2014

National Steeplechase Association (NSA)

410-392-0700 • fax 410-392-0706

www.nationalsteeplechase.com

11131 Bolton Lane • Bealeton, VA 22712

Videos

P.O. Box 202, Unionville, PA 19375 • 610-383-4155

PhotographsVisit www.marylandsteeplechasing.com

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Governor’s Cup Award Winners

Maryland Steeplechase Horse of the Year

The Governor’s Cup Series Steeplechase Horse of the Year award con-nections of Foyle receive their trophy.

2007: Incaseyouraminer (Ben Swope)2008: Battle Op (Northwoods)2009: Patriot’s Path (Irv Naylor)2010: The Whacker (Bob Kinsley)2011: Won Wild Bird (Pink Ribbon Racing) Yin Yang (NoGo Stable)2012: Mr. Tack (Scanden Stable)2013: Spencer Road (Russell, Brewster, Tydings)

2007: Bubble Economy (Arcadia Stable)2008: Hot Springs (Irv Naylor) Private Attack (SportsmansHall)2009: Coal Dust (Armata Stables)2010: Twill Do (Lucy Goelet) Across The Sky (Holbrook Hollow Farm)

Delta Park (Arcadia Stable)2011: Private Attack (Sportsmans Hall)2012: Mecklenburg (Rosbrian Farm)

Previous Winners

MD Novice Timber Champion

2007: Jack Fisher2008: Kathy McKenna2009: Regina Welsh Dawn Williams2010: Alicia Murphy2011: Billy Meister2012: Tara Elmore2013: Blythe M. Davies

Hurdy Gurdy Perpetual Trophy

Leading Trainer

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Justin Batoff (r) accepts the Hurdy Gurdy Perpetual Trophy in recogni-tion of his success with his timber horse/foxhunter Prospector’s Strike

2012: Darren O’Brien (Tumultuous)2013: Justin Batoff (Prospector’s Strike)

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Gentleman Rider Hunter Chase Timber

Champion2010: Darren O’Brien (Tumultuous)2011: Darren O’Brien (Tumultuous)2012: Darren O’Brien (Tumultuous)2013: Forrest Kelly Nick Carter

Lady Rider Hunter Chase

Timber Champion2011: Kristen Fisher2012: Amy Mullen Bethany Baumgardner2013: Blythe Miller Davies Sara Katz

The Stubben Ultimate Foxhunter Award

2012 Jennifer Dunst2013 Catherine Frederick

Maryland Timber Horse Award

2012 Battle Op (Northwoods Stable)

Amateur Apprentice Timber Champion

2013: Terkko Service (Nick Carter) Snow Blizzard (Nick Carter)

Overall Leading Rider

2007: Desmond Fogarty2008: Brooks Durkee2009: Patrick Worrall2010: Paddy Young2011: Roddie MacKenzie2012: Mark Beecher2013: James Slater

Leading Timber Rider

2007: Blake Curry2008: Brooks Durkee2009: Patrick Worrall

2011: Michael Traurig2012: Mark Beecher2013: James Slater

Leading Amateur Rider

2007: Blake Curry2008: Brooks Durkee2009: Patrick Worrall2010: Darren Nagle2011: Woods Winants2012: Mark Beecher2013: James Slater

Rider Hunter Chase Timber Champions -

Catherine Frederick won the Stubben Ultimate

most foxhunter races and hunter paces in the 2013 Governor’s Cup Series. Barrie Reightler and Cricket Goodall present Foyle’s connec-tions with the $1,000 in bonuses sponsored by

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The Betsy Firey Memorial Trophy

(LEADING LADY RIDER)2007: Diana Gillam2008: Anna McKnight2009: Blair Wyatt2010: Diana Gillam2011: Blythe Miller Davies2012: Mary Motion2013: Diana Gillam

2011: Gabrielle Bernier, Small Kellie Witte, Medium & Overall Erin Swope, Large Georgia Knox, Jr. Horse Avery Smith, non-TB Jr Horse2012: Gabrielle Bernier, Jr. Horse Sydney Rutledge, Jr. non- TB Heather Rohwein, Large Elizabeth Scully, Medium Hannah O’Brien, Small Kellie Witte, Small & Overall2013: Gabrielle Bernier Large, Jr. Horse, &Overall John Brophy, Jr. Horse (NON-TB) Amanda Howe, Jr. Horse(NON-TB) Saddiq Myers, (NON-TB) Erin Swope, Large Taylor Leatherman, Medium Kellie Witte, Small

Junior Foxchasing Scholarship

Maryland Young RidersLEADING JR. HORSE & PONY RIDERS

pony champ Kellie Witte, medium pony champ Taylor

and large pony champ (tie) Erin Swope, . Pictured to the right Gabrielle Bernier who won three titles, large

The Jonathan Kiser Memorial Scholarship

-eral timber races, which helped her earn top honors as the leading lady rider.

THE D. M. SMITHWICK AWARDLEADING YOUNG RIDER GROUP

2010: Green Spring Valley Hounds2011: Carrollton Hounds

Ella Brophy (l), received the 2013 Jr. Foxchasing Scholarship, presented in order to foster the relationship & tradi-tion between foxchas-ing & steeplechasing.

Scholarships were

and Heidi Herzog.

-morial Scholarship, in recognition of her race record, horsemanship, sportsmanship, talent & dedication to the sports of steeplechase racing.

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Established 1975

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pony competes will determine their division for the rest of the

14.2 hands.

allowed, except where noted.

or they will be scratched.

cancel any race.

membership.

or pony.

available for inspection on race day.

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lbs. for each win.

prior to race days; post-deadline entries may be accepted at

the discretion of the race committee (See listings of each race

them from any and all liability.

be eligible for year-end awards.

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Timber awards. In order to be eligible for all year end awards,

a tie, two awards will be presented.

may prevail.

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that race meet or point to point.

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to entry day, that information can be added to the data

The most important information with any entry is a day-

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Open Steeplechase Clinic

10AM, Sunday, February 23RD

Pleasant Prospect Farm

Clinicians

(Lunch included)

Young Rider Racing Clinic

10AM ND

Clinicians

About The Clinics

and unmounted sessions. Riders must bring their own mounts and will be grouped by ability and experience.

Register with: Regina Welsh

MSA STEEPLECHASE RACING CLINICS

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Governor’s Cup 2014 Awards & Qualifying Races-

ber. The numbers are listed here under the category for which they count towards year end awards. Please check www.MarylandSteeplechasing.com

MARYLAND STEEPLECHASE HORSE OF THE YEARAwarded to the horse which accumulates the most points in open timber races

Placings in restricted races are not eligible for Horse of the Year points. Awards: Perpetual Trophy, Keepsake Trophy, & Cooler 10, 15, 26, 29, 37, 51, 62

MARYLAND NOVICE TIMBER CHAMPIONAwarded to the horse which accumulates the most points in novice/allowance timber races. Eligible horses are those that are non-winners over timber in point-

may only win this award once. Awards: Perpetual Trophy, Keepsake Trophy, and $1,000 Cash Prize 11, 16, 27, 30, 53, 65

$1,000 MARYLAND TIMBER HORSE AWARDSThe Maryland Horse Breeders Association (which oversees the Thoroughbred breeding registries in the state) and the Maryland Million, Ltd. will be providing $1,000 in cash bonuses for Maryland-bred and Maryland-sired Thoroughbreds in the 2014 Governor’s Cup Series. $500 will be awarded to the owner of the registered Maryland-bred timber horse earning the most points in the series, and $500.00 will be awarded to the owner of the Maryland Million nominated timber

eligible, visit http://www.marylandthoroughbred.com/marylandbred.html. THE AMATEUR APPRENTICE

TIMBER HORSE & RIDER CHAMPIONPresented to the horse and rider which accumulates the most points in amateur/

the General Conditions. Awards: $500 and a keeper trophy. Inaugural awards sponsored by Michael Wharton. 28, 31

THE VOSS AMATEUR FLAT RACE SERIES

miles 12, 20, 57, 63THE HURDY GURDY PERPETUAL TROPHY

Presented to the foxhunting horse and rider combination who meet all eligibil-

racing season, as determined by Governor’s Cup Series Committee. Trophy donated by the family of Kingdon Gould and the Howard County Cup Race Meet. Award: 1 year possession of a Keepsake trophy; 2 caps to EHHC, GSV, HCIBH, Marlborough & Potomac

THE STUBBEN ULTIMATE FOXHUNTERPresented to the foxhunting horse and rider combination who meet all eligibil-

most Foxhunter races, Senior (a.k.a. open) Field Master Chases and the most

Conditions Book. Award: 13, 20, 55LEADING TRAINER

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Awards: Keepsake Trophy & $1,000 Cash Prize 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 51, 53, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65

LEADING TIMBER RIDER

Awards: Keep-sake Trophy 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 51, 53, 62, 65

OVERALL LEADING RIDERAwarded to the rider with the most cumulative wins over timber (Open, Allow-

-Awards: Keepsake trophy 9, 10, 11,

12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 51, 53, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65

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THOMAS H. VOSS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHYFOR THE LEADING AMATEUR RIDER

Awarded to the amateur rider with the most qualifying wins over hurdles, timber,

to winner.. 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 51, 53, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65

THE BETSY FIREY MEMORIAL TROPHYPresented in memory of Betsy Firey and awarded to the female jockey accumulat-

Awards: Keepsake trophy donated by the Firey Family Trust 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 51, 53, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65

Maryland Young Rider AwardsAwards: Trophies to the Leading Junior Horse Rider and Small, Medium, Large, & Overall Pony Riders

LEADING JUNIOR HORSE RIDER

horse who wins at least one race & has the most cumulative points in qualifying

Awards: Keepsake TrophyTB: 7, 35, 44 Non-TB: 8, 36, 45

LEADING PONY RIDERS

Each pony division (sm, med and lg) will be awarded. The junior pony rider ac-cumulating the most points in all divisions combined will be awarded the Overall

-eral Conditions. Awards: Keepsake Trophies SMALL: 1, 4, 21, 32, 40, 47, 50, 66MEDIUM: 2, 5, 24, 33, 41, 48, 52, 67 LARGE: 3, 6, 25, 34, 42, 49, 54, 68

THE JONATHAN KISER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPPresented in recognition of a juniors race participation, horsemanship, sportsman-ship, talent, & dedication to the sport of steeplechasing. Recipient to be selected by the MSA Board from among all juniors currently riding in junior and pony races. One recipient per year. Awards: Position as a working student for a week with Jack Fisher and free tuition to the US Pony Racing Summer Steeplechase Camp/Clinic.

JUNIOR FOXCHASING SCHOLARSHIPPresented in recognition of a junior rider’s commitment & dedication to the sport of steeplechasing, to foster the relationship and tradition between foxchasing & steeplechasing. Recipients to be selected by the MSA Board from among all ju-niors currently riding in junior and pony races. Number of recipients at the dis-cretion of the MSA Board. Awards: Capping fees for junior and chaperoning adults, tuition to foxchasing camps and clinics.

JUNIOR CLUB AWARDTHE D. M. SMITHWICK AWARD

Award is given based on participation of young rider (21 and under) members of a Foxhunting Club or Pony Club. The club whose members earn the most amount of points during the current MSA season will receive a cash prize. Riders must be a current member of the club which they wish to represent. Visit www.maryland-steeplechasing.com to download a registration form to participate in this series. Points will be awarded as the MSA rules (rule 21 junior points) allocate and ALL

and club exclusive raced’s to not qualify. Award: $500 Cash Prize

Any additional races ridden by young riders 21 years old and under.The above junior and pony races/chases will be calculated automatically, but

-sible for downloading the participation form from www.marylandsteeplechas-ing.com in order to have all of their points counted.NOTE: winners of all awards MUST meet all eligibility requirements as

Please direct ALL questions, concerns, and comments regarding the Mary-land Governor’s Cup Series rules or points to:

Governor’s Cup Chief StewardJ.W.Y. Martin, MFH

410-833-1167 • 410-370-1144 • [email protected]

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Jonathan Kiser Memorial Endowment Fund™

To support the development of the sport of steeplechase racing by granting scholarships and funding other activi-ties to help ensure education and racing opportunities for

young riders in Maryland.If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution to this fund, please make check payable to the Maryland Steeplechase Association, earmarked for the Jonathan Kiser Memorial Endowment Fund, and mail to:

Maryland Steeplechase Associationattn: Jonathan Kiser Memorial

Endowment Fund

The MSA will issue acknowledgment letters with the ap-

Thank you for your support!

The 2011 Foxhall Farm Cup Team Chase winning team members representing the Green Spring Valley Hounds: Connor Hankin (Bold Quest, Northwoods),Kristen Fisher (Pink Ribbon Racing,

Photo: Bob Keller

Please checkwww.marylandsteeplechasing.com

for any changes or additionsto this conditions book.

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Green Spring Valley Hounds

overgirths are recommended.

and Senior teams coming closest to having the average of all times

line. The fast time teams will be assigned start times prior to those of

the average time competitors.

riders to pt-to-pt races.

moved to the last position to start. The Team Leader will be the contact

person for the Team.

NO POST ENTRIES

Race Co-ChairsAdair B. Stifel(410) 299-0006

[email protected]

Michael T. Wharton(410) 991-[email protected]

Kristen Tubman(410) 935-6766

[email protected] J. W. Y. Martin, Jr.

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13th Annual Running

Green Spring ValleyPoint-to-Point Races

Shawan Downs, Cockeysville, Maryland

1ST RACE – JUNIOR PONY FLAT RACES

DIVISION I - SMALL PONIES (1/4 MILE) [1]DIVISION II - MEDIUM PONIES (1/4 MILE) [2]DIVISION III LARGE PONIES (1/2 MILE) [3]

2ND RACE – JUNIOR FIELD MASTERS CHASE

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DIVISION I - PONIESA. SMALL [4] B. MEDIUM [5] C. LARGE [6]

DIVISION II - HORSESA. THOROUGHBRED [7] B. NON-THOROUGHBRED [8]

3RD RACE - HEAVYWEIGHT TIMBER [9] - 12:30 PMWORTHINGTON BOWL

4TH RACE - OPEN TIMBER [10]GREEN SPRING VALLEY HUNT CUP

FRANK A. BONSAL MEMORIAL.

5TH RACE - ALLOWANCE/NOVICE TIMBER [11] DANIEL BAUGH BREWSTER MEMORIAL

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6TH RACE - AMATEUR FLAT [12]CAVES FARM

7TH RACE - SENIOR FIELD MASTER’S CHASE [13]THE GRACE MILLER WHEDBEE MEMORIAL

be declared at time of entry.

8TH RACE - TRAINING FLAT RACE [14]STONEWORTH FARM

rolling hills and varied fences.

NO POST ENTRIES

prior to acceptance of entry.

No rider allowances.

The committee may combine, cancel or split any race.

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The 78th Running

Elkridge-Harford Hunt

Point-To-Point RacesAtlanta Hall Farm

2933 Pocock Rd., Monkton, Maryland 21111

1ST RACE – OPEN TIMBER 1:30 PM [15]THE EDWARD S. VOSS MEMORIAL

2ND RACE – NOVICE TIMBER - 2:00 PM [16]THE GEORGE C. CLEMENT MEMORIAL

3RD RACE - HEAVYWEIGHT OPEN TIMBER - 2:30 PM [17]THE ANN L. MCINTOSH MEMORIAL

4TH RACE - LADIES TIMBER - 3:00 PM [18]THE BABE SUPPORTAS MEMORIAL

Ladies who have won a sanctioned steeplechase carry 5 lbs. extra.

5TH RACE - MAIDEN FLAT - 3:30 PM [19]THE ALFRED J. SMITHWICK MEMORIAL

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chase Association.

6TH RACE - AMATEUR RIDER FLAT - 4:00 PM [20]THE JANE WATTERS SMALL MEMORIAL

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Entry fees All Races $25

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conditions.

NO POST ENTRIES

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THE MARYLAND STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION

is pleased to welcome theRoyal United Company

as a new sponsor of the 2014 GOVERNOR’S CUP SERIES

Winners in the 2014 Series will receive a variety of gifts, including a driven game bird or upland game hunt.

Sporting Clays • Game Bird Sales • Upland Game Hunts • Driven Game Birds • Clothinghttp://www.royalunitedgb.com

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The 3rd Running of

CHASIN’ FOR CHILDREN

1st Small Pony Flat Race

2nd Race- Pony Lead Line Trot Race

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3rd Race- Shetland Pony Flat Race

4th Race Medium Pony Flat RaceD.M. “Mikey” Smithwick Memorial Dash

5th Race- Large Pony Flat Race

CloseNO POST ENTRIES

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My Lady’s ManorJarrettsville Pike at 3403 Pocock Rd.

Monkton, Maryland

1ST RACE – THE MY LADY’S MANOR TIMBER STAKES [26]

NOMINATIONS CLOSE TUESDAY, APRIL 1

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The owner of the winner will receive the Perpetual Bowl in memory of

Janon Fisher, Jr. to be held for one year. The owner and rider of the

winner will receive trophies for permanent possession.

2ND RACE – THE JOHN RUSH STREETT MEMORIAL MAIDEN TIMBER [27]

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The owner of the winner will receive the Perpetual Trophy given by the

late Mrs. Louis M. Fisher, to be held for one year. The owner and rider

of the winner will receive trophies for permanent possession.

funding provided by the National Steeplechase Foundation in support

of safety and the overall development of the sport.

3RD RACE - THE JOHN D. SCHAPIRO MEMORIALAMATEUR APPRENTICE TIMBER [28].

175 lbs. Non-winners over timber, allowed 5 lbs.

$5,000 of this purse and an engraved silver goblet to the rider, have been

donated by the National Steeplechase Foundation, for the promotion of

amateur racing.

The owner of the winner will receive the Perpetual Trophy donated by

the late Hermen and Monica Greenberg, to be held for one year, as well

as a trophy for permanent possession.

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The 112th Annual

Grand NationalSteeplechase

Butler Road Butler, Maryland

1ST RACE- THE GRAND NATIONAL

AMATEUR TIMBER STAKES [29]Nominations Close Tuesday, April 8

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The Challenge Bowl, given in memory of John K. Shaw, Jr., will

be presented by the Grand National Steeplechase Association to

the owner of the winner each year and will become the permanent

property of the owner winning the race three times, not necessarily

with the same horse or in succession. A permanent trophy will be

presented to the owner of the winner.

2ND RACE – THE BENJAMIN H. MURRAY MEMORIAL AMATEUR ALLOWANCE TIMBER [30].

older, 170 lbs. Non-winners over timber, allowed 8 lbs. No rider al

The Perpetual Benjamin H. Murray Memorial Trophy will be pre-

sented by the Murray Family to the owner of the winner, to be held

for one year.

3RD RACE - THE WESTERN RUN PLATE

AMATEUR APPRENTICE TIMBER [31].

170 lbs. Non-winners over timber, allowed 5 lbs.

$2,500 of this purse and an engraved silver goblet to the rider, have

been donated by the National Steeplechase Foundation, for the

promotion of amateur racing.

The owner of the winner will receive the Perpetual Trophy donated

by The Redmond C. Stewart Family, to be held for one year.

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JUNIOR FIELD MASTER’S CHASE - 1:45 PM POST TIME

THE THOMAS L. MACFARLANE MEMORIAL

old and are not to have won a sanctioned timber race in the last

DIVISION I - PONIES

A. SMALL [32] B. MEDIUM [33] C. LARGE [34]DIVISION II - HORSES

A. THOROUGHBRED [35] B. NON-THOROUGHBRED [36]

a liability waiver.

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The 118th Running of

The Maryland Hunt CupWorthington Farms

Tufton Avenue, Glyndon, Maryland

THE MARYLAND HUNT CUPAMATEUR TIMBER STAKES [37]

Nominations Close Tuesday, March 11

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made at time of entry.

The owner of the winner will receive the Challenge Bowl, presented

by the committee of the Maryland Hunt Cup Association, to be held

for one year and to become the permanent property of the owner

winning the Maryland Hunt Cup three times, not necessarily with the

same horse or in succession. Permanent trophies will be presented

to the owner and rider of the winner.

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INFORMATION

Baltimore Beltway (I-695 ! I-83 North ! !

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The 1 th Running of the

MARYLAND JUNIOR HUNT CUPShawan Downs, Cockeysville, MD

Sunday, April 2 , 201Post Time: High Noon

1st Race- Junior Pony Lead Line Trot Race [ ]For ponies ridden by Juniors who have not reached their 7th birthday as of the 1st of the year. Ponies must have lead line attached to their bridle and must be accompanied by an adult. About 30 yds. walk or trot;; entries breaking out of the trot must go behind last entry in

ASTM approved helmets. Overgirths & protective vests are highly

Indicate pony size when entering. Div I (conditions above)-Div II For rider’s needing 2-3 assistants.

2nd Race- Shetland Pony Flat Races [ ]

be size appropriate.

Junior Pony Flat RacesPony races open to juniors who have not reached their 16th birthday

3rd Race- Small Ponies (1/4 mile) [4 ]4th Race- Medium Ponies (1/4 mile) [4 ]5th Race- Large Ponies (1/2 mile) [4 ]

6th Race—Maryland Young Rider Hunt Cup [4 ]Young Rider Timber Race/ Field Master’s Chase

ponies who are a min. of 5 years old. Entries must have completed

7th Race—Maryland Junior Hunt CupField Master’s Chase

and are not to have won a sanctioned timber race in the last 3 years.

course over approximately 2 miles of fair hunting country. After the

of the Maryland Steeplechase Associations’ General Conditions. All

About 2 milesDiv I- TB [ ] Div II- Non-TB [ ]

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8th Race- Stick Pony Race [ ]Open to amateur “jockeys” 7 years of age and under. Entry fee $5. All jockeys must supply their own “mount” and are encouraged to wear racing silks. Prizes to all starters. Enter on race day.

9th Race- The Maryland Pony Hunt CupJunior Pony Field Master’s Chases

-chase Associations’ General Conditions. All divisions will run

Race 9- Small [ ]Race 10 - Medium [ ] Race 11 - Large [ ]

MAKE ENTRIES WITH:CENTRAL ENTRY OFFICE

Entries may be measured the day of the race to ensure proper di-

Entry Fees ($25) to be paid on race day prior to acceptance of

or attended the schooling session.

MANDATORY SCHOOLING SESSIONAll jump race entrants MUST school before the committee before

soon as possible to join one of the schooling sessions. Entrants who have competed in the Jr MHC on the same mount before successfully may be excused. Horses or ponies who have started under rules in the last 6 months are ineligible. To discuss rider and

FOR TICKETS & INFORMATION

www.shawandowns.org

NOTE: The use of a whip is strictly prohibited in all races this day (excluding the Young Rider Timber Race). All riders must wear current ASTM/SEI or NSA approved helmets and safety vests. All horses and ponies must wear overgirths and must have a proper bridle with a bit (or a hackamore).

DIRECTIONS From I-83:

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The 71st Running

The Howard County Cup RacesPleasant Prospect Farm

4389 Jennings Chapel Rd., Brookeville, MD 20833

1ST RACE – THE JACK MOBBERLYPONY FIELD MASTER CHASE - SMALLS [50]

the discretion of the committee.

2ND RACE – OPEN TIMBERTHE HOWARD COUNTY HUNT CUP [51]

st nd rd

3RD RACE – THE JACK MOBBERLYPONY FIELD MASTER CHASE - MEDIUMS [52]

4TH RACE – NOVICE TIMBERTHE ALDA CLARK PLATE [53]

trophy. Sponsored by M.T. Laney.

5TH RACE – THE JACK MOBBERLY PONYFIELD MASTER CHASE - LARGE [54]

6TH RACE – FOXHUNTER TIMBER

are entered in any other race of the day are ineligible for this race.

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at time of entry.

7TH RACE – AMATEUR FLAT THE OLD GLORY DASH [57]

8TH RACE – LEADLINE RACETHE HOWARD COUNTY SIPPY CUP [58]

DIV I (CONDITIONS ABOVE)- SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE AWARDS

DIV II- NO AGE LIMIT, NOT ELIGIBLE FOR DIVISION I. FOR RIDER’S NEEDING 2-3 ASSISTANTS.

Immediately following the last race, all owners, riders and trainers are

Leading trainer determined by starts and points earned in placings

NO ENTRIES AT POST

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62nd Annual

Potomac Hunt RacesBittersweet Field

River & Partnership Roads, Seneca, Maryland

Sunday, May 18, 2014Post Time: 1:00 PM

*1ST RACE - WASHINGTON DC INTERNATIONAL [59]THE CHARLES E. PAINE PERPETUAL TROPHY

Purse $1,000.

*2ND RACE – RESTRICTED YOUNG ADULT FLAT RACE [60]THE KIPLINGER CUP

3RD RACE - MAIDEN HURDLE [61]THE ALICE KEECH PERPETUAL PLATE

Purse $1,000.

*4TH RACE - PREAKNESS OPEN TIMBER [62]THE POTOMAC PLATE PERPETUAL TROPHY

Purse $7,500.

*5TH RACE -PREAKNESS AMATEUR RIDER OPEN FLAT [63]Purse $1,000.

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6TH RACE - PREAKNESS OPEN HURDLE [64]THE GENERAL H. H. SEMMES PERPETUAL TROPHY

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winning horse.

*7TH RACE - PREAKNESS NOVICE TIMBER [65]THE SENECA VALLEY PERPETUAL CUP

to winning horse.

8TH RACE – JUNIOR FLAT RACES - PONIES

CPL. KIRK BOSSELMANN MEMORIAL RACES

DIVISION I (1/2 MILE) - A. SMALL [66] B. MEDIUM [67]DIVISION II (1/2 MILE) - C. LARGE [68]

NO POST ENTRIES

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2014 Maryland SpringHunter Pace Series

Rules & Regulations

2. *NEW*

4

Entry Fee

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Six ribbons awarded in each class. Points toward series end

and sponsor awards

regarding points.

Go Barefoot Perpetual Trophy donated by Allen & Jeanne Forney

JWS Miller Perpetual Trophy

Shadowfax Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by Dr. Patricia Straat

Pat Solter Memorial Perpetual Trophy donated by the Robert M.

Hanson family

Ruth Cairns Perpetual Trophy

Johnny Bill Linton Perpetual Trophy

Robert Lee Hall Memorial Trophy

www.mawc.net

www.marylandsteeplechasing.com for details and rider

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443-386-5396

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The 201 Maryland Hunter Pace

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Governor’s Cup Series

are proudly sponsored by

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Gina Perilla Saddle Fitting

Gina Perilla & Stubben Saddles will present a Stubben Saddle (plus

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Since 1929, the Maryland Horse Breeders

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Friday, June 9, 2010 at 7 p.m.Marlborough Hunt Club

r.s.v.p. by Monday, June 1

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2011Maryland

SteeplechaseCalendar

The Foxhall Farm Trophy Team Chase Sun., March 20Green Spring Valley Point-to-Point Sat., April 2Elkridge-Harford Point-to-Point Sat., April 9My Lady’s Manor Sat., April 16Grand National Steeplechase Sat., April 23Maryland Hunt Cup Sat., April 30Maryland Junior Hunt Cup Sun., May 1Howard County-Iron Bridge Race Meet Sat., May 7Potomac Hunt Races Sun., May 15*NAPPA Championship Sun., May 22MD Governor’s Cup Awards Dinner Fri., June 9 *- www.NAPTP.com for details

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Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 7 p.m.The Green Spring Valley Hunt Club

(“The Lower Club”)30 Greenspring Valley Road

Owings Mill, MD 21117

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r.s.v.p. by Friday, June 6

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