Rachann has a conversation with Karen, Steven, and Woodge Fulton of Full Moon Farm in Finksburg, MD. Full Moon Farm is a full-care horse boarding facility and English riding program that offers riding lessons, summer camps, birthday parties, eventing, competitions, and much more.

Pastoral Counselor and Therapist Elizabeth Tate owns Paradise Stables, and her most recent venture is Common Ground Inc. which helps individuals and groups, including veterans groups, to cope with trauma with the help of her horses.

Rachann talks with Savannah "Woodge" Fulton, a full-time horse trainer and very accomplished rider, about her equestrian background and her international show career.

Rachann and Page Etzler talk about Page's farm in Keymar where she raises Clydesdales, and the benefits of belonging to the Maryland Horse Council.

Rachann talks with Carolann Sharpe, head of the Trail Stewardship Committee of the Maryland Horse Council.

Rachann talks with three Maryland Horse Council board members, Kim Egan, Jane Sigler and John Nunn, and Tracy McKenna, associate publisher of The Equiery. Kim is the current president, Jane is a former president and the current chair of the legislative committee, John heads the sponsorship committee, and Tracy, although not a board member, runs the office in Lisbon and wears many hats.

John Nunn is a Maryland Horse Council board member, serving as vice-president of the Sponsorship Committee.  John and Rachann  talk about the benefits of joining the Horse Council, the importance of sponsorship, and the diverse equine opportunities offered in Maryland. 

We look at the history of the Maryland Horse Council with full-time employee Tracy, who shares why the Maryland Horse Council is unique among the councils in the other states.