The Maryland Saddlery supports local Eastern Shore horse farms as much as they support us, their local, knowledgable Tack Store.

Here are some farms in the area. The Maryland Saddlery Tack Shop support their passion for riding education. Check out their websites for an insight on the Maryland Horse Industry. If you would like to ad your farm to our list please email us at mdsaddle@aol.com with your name, information and an image we can use! Add us to your list and we will get you up on ours!

The mission of Maryland Stallion Station remains at the heart of our operation: commitment to excellence, in stallion selection, and in operations.

Our stallions represent the best bloodlines in today's breeding industry. They have the physical attributes and racing performances to make them exceptional values in the increasingly competitive racing environment in the Mid-Atlantic region.

The Maryland Stallion Station staff has collectively more than 100 years of experience in Thoroughbred horse care and management.  www.marylandstallions.com

Country Hill Farm is located in Westminster, MD. They have indoor and outdoor rings and offer boarding and lessons. They host several local and rated horse shows throughout the year. www.countryhillhorsefarm.com 410-876-2950

Caves Farm is spread over the Greenspring Valley in Owings Mills. Their property spans 600 acres which includes a newly designed cross-counrty course, a large indoor arena, three outdoor rings, and five well-constructed barns. Caves Farm's show schedule runs year-long. www.cavesfarm.com 410-998-3999.

Full Moon Farm is located in Finksburg. Their facilities are situated on 80 acres which allows them to have a cross-country course for levels through Novice. They also have easy access to the Liberty Resevoir Trails. www.fullmoonfarm.com 410-795-8371

McDonogh School is in Owings Mills, Maryland. 40 acres of the school's property is dedicated to turnout for the horses. They have four outdoor rings and one indoor arena, as well as trails and cross-country jumps. http://www.mcdonogh.org/view.cfm?Cat=430 410-581-478 2

Garrison Forest School is conveniently located in Owings Mills, Maryland. Ammeneties include two large outdoor rings, an outdoor dressage ring, and a substantial indoor ring. They also have an indoor ring specifically for the polo program and 30 acres of turnout. http://www.gfs.org/index.cfm?page_id=76 410-559-3450

Olney Farm has been breeding, training, and boarding in Olney, Maryland since 1920. The farm is spread over 200 acres, some of which contains a cross-country course used for the events held there throughout the season. The facilities include outdoor dressage and jumping rings as well as a lighted indoor ring. www.olneyfarm.com 410-877-7690

The Baltimore County Horse Show Association  or BCHSA is a non-profit organization that provides a framework under which equestrian sports are conducted for riders and horse enthusiasts of all ages throughout the Central Maryland area.

Thirty years ago a group of local horsemen met at a local school to outline the new Baltimore County Horse Show Association; their vision was to create an organization that offers its members a voice and a vote in all aspects of the association and to hold competitions of quality throughout the area. What started as a very small club has grown into an association with as many as three hundred members, a full schedule of horse shows, and a very competitive Equitation Medal Finals competition for all ages.

As the BCHSA looks forward to its next thirty years we pay close attention to our roots, as we strive to continue the tradition of excellence in horsemanship and sportsmanship!

http://www.bchsa.org/index.htm

The Harford Horse Shows Association (HHSA) was established in the late 1960's and is proud to be based out of Harford County, Maryland. The associations goal is to promote and sponsor horse shows, clinics and special horse associated events for its members, family and friends. To join the HHSA, go to our Becoming A Member page, print out the membership application, enclose a check, and mail it to the membership committee chairman, Karen Cannon. Becoming a member of HHSA will ensure points earned during the show season will be counted towards the year end awards banquet. www.hhsamd.org/index.html

  Howard County Horse Shows Association

Howard County Horse Shows Association was formed with the goal of having safe and enjoyable quality horse shows. The most obvious change has been the vast improvement of the quality of the horses and rides and the horse shows. As members, all should take great pride in what has been achieved, but remember that we owe a special thanks to the two ladies who have made the Association a reality