Bringing my Jumper TB to Maryland - Where to train/board/live?

[DancingArabian]

[QUOTE=IcyTB;7599502]
Ok all here’s the fun one now ---- Tack Shops!! Where should we go? We are visiting barns this weekend and would also love to SHOP! BTW - all of you are so helpful. Really psyched![/QUOTE]

In Frederick there is: Tractor Supply, Southern States, the Walmart on Rt 15 has a very teensy selection of horse things in the pet section

Not too far from Frederick: Stablemates in Mt Airy, HC Summers in Jefferson (feed and supplies, no tack), All About Equestrian in Poolesville, The Surrey in Darnestown

A little further out: Saddlery Liquidators/The Tack Box/Middleburg Tack Exchange all in Middleburg, VA, the other Saddlery Liquidators in in Haymarket (kind of a haul but is a LOT bigger)

Honestly, I think going to Middleburg would be the most fun for you. Just check their hours first.
http://saddleryliq.com/
http://www.middleburgtack.com/

Also send you a BIG PM about barns.

[red_mares]

There’s also Dover in Chantilly, it’s not that far from Middleburg. If you coming down already, I’d add it to the list.

[wishfulthinking711]

You should visit Rachel at iselltack.com for some high end tack heaven!!! She is in Adamstown,md.

[BostonHJ]

[QUOTE=La Chasse;7595503]
If you are willing to look beyond an exclusively h/j barn, look up Destination Farm in Dickerson. Natalie Hollis is an upper level eventer and does a stellar job. Super friendly, barn is low-key, turnout is lovely. They have host jumper nights regularly, in addition to showing all season.[/QUOTE]

I bought a horse from them this spring and actually spent a day at a horse trial with them. Lovely facility and really nice people. If I lived in the area, I would definitely play eventer with them some! My horse was well represented and came with a solid set of basics. They do a good sales business with OTTBs so they certianly know the breed.