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Welcome
to the Homepage for Southern MD Trail Riders
Our monthly meetings are open to all SMTR members and anyone interested in learning more about the club.
They are held at the LaPlata Train Station at 6:00 pm on the second Thursday of each month.
The train station is located at 101 Kent Ave, LaPlata, MD.
Be sure to check out our Ride Schedule page.
On May 12th, 2012 Ride we'll be SADDLING UP FOR ST JUDE at Montpelier Farms, Upper Marlboro, MD
SMTR ride proceeds go to St. Judes Childrens Hospital.
Information about Saddling Up for St Jude and the ride sponsorhip form are linked below.
Montpelier Farm is located in Upper Marlboro, MD on Route 301 North, 15 miles East of Washington DC. and 25 Miles South of Baltimore.
1720 North Crain Highway,
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
Click here for the Montpelier Farms website
This ride is a special treat, equestrian activities are not allowed on this farm at any other time of the year!
Lots of things for non riders to do, and plenty of food will be available after the ride.
The trail winds along field edges and through the woods with some hills, bridges and stream crossings and the ground is mostly soft.
Click here for SMTR's ride flyer
Click here for an information sheet about 'Saddling up for St Jude'
| Click here for a St Jude sponsorship form
Contact Tim Dyson: email tdyson@aol.com or phone 1-800-834-3357.
Inclement weather may cancel this ride, so be sure to watch the website or call Tim if in doubt.
Occasionally a ride will have to be cancelled or postponed. In the event of any ride status change,
ride status will be posted on this page at least 24 hours prior to a published ride start.
SMTR rides bring together lots of horses and people. Every ride requires a current negative Coggins,
which is checked during ride during registration. For your convenience, a copy of your current coggins can be kept on file.
Either email it the club treasurer or bring a copy to a ride. Please remember to bring an updated copy each year, we don't send reminders.
SMTR holds no responsibility for your horse's health or safety when participating in our events,
and strongly recommends that you seek and follow your veterinarian's advice for protecting your horse while travelling
through routine de-worming and vaccinations.
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