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If you're a landowner in Maryland and have ever wondered whether you could be held legally responsible if someone gets injured while riding a horse on your property, the answer — in most cases — is a reassuring no.
In the April 2025 issue of The Equiery, EPIC President and retired trial attorney, Allan Noble explains Maryland common law and the Maryland Recreational Use Statute in a clear, concise article:
“Liability of Maryland Landowners Who Allow Horseback Riders on Their Property”
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On October 5, EPIC hosted a public ride to introduce our newest trail, The Kay Family Trail. We had approximately 35 riders sign up to check out this newest addition to our Breezy Loop trail complex. EPIC is especially grateful to the Kay Family Foundation, which has made this equestrian trail and others possible with its generous support. Big thanks to everyone who turned out and thanks also to Pat Michaels and Kathy Noble for the photos.

Due to rain, we had to cancel our trail ride that was originally scheduled for October 11.
We’re happy to share that the ride has been rescheduled for October 31 at the same time and location.
If you were already registered for the October 11 ride, your spot is automatically confirmed for October 31. If you’re no longer able to attend, please email us to cancel.
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