The Fair Hill Thoroughbred Show celebrated its most successful year ever, awarding more than $11,000 to competitors from Maryland and neighboring areas. Spot of Difference (Indygo Shiner) was the biggest winner at the show for owner Rachel Lively, and the show also provided scholarships to individuals who have taken on the challenge of retraining and providing homes to horses.
“The Fair Hill Thoroughbred Show was founded to encourage the re-homing and retraining of off-the-track thoroughbreds,” said Lisa Demars, chair of the show. “The prize money is meant to reward the people who love and commit to these wonderful horses.”
For more information about the Fair Hill Thoroughbred Show, please visit www.fairhillthoroughbredshow.com.
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