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levels of horsemanship.
Following is a sampling of available area programs. There are many more than are listed; call your neighborhood stable to check on summer camp sessions if it is not listed here.
• Lucky Drive Ranch, Catlett. Lucky Drive owners Mary and Ed Hawley specialize in western riding and games, but they can cater to English-style young riders too. (540) 788-9959. E-mail luckydrive@aol.com.
• Main Tree Farm, Leesburg. Owner-instructor Beth Newman deStanley is a champion hunt seat rider who can instruct riders of all levels in a wide variety of disciplines. (703) 777-8341. Website: www.hometown.aol.com/maintree. E-mail maintree@aol.com.
• Win Green, Rhoadsville. This is a specialty three-day event training farm with instructors that can teach in all English-style disciplines. Win Green offers residential youth and adult camps, with accommodations and stabling. (540) 854-6770.
• Paper Chase Farms, Middleburg. This stable specializes in hunter-jumper hunt seat equitation, and owner Joseph Keusch is also master of the Fairfax Hunt. A variety of intensive lesson programs are available. (540) 687-5255.
See HORSE, Page 15
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