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Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows Mark 33rd Year

NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - The Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows made a return last week for their 33rd year,  featuring Olympic gold medalists and top competitors from all over the country.  

The Spring Horse Show returned to Old Salem Farm last week, and shows run through the fall.

The Spring Horse Show returned to Old Salem Farm last week, and shows run through the fall.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
The Spring Horse Show returned to Old Salem Farm last week, and shows run through the fall.

The Spring Horse Show returned to Old Salem Farm last week, and shows run through the fall.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Spectators watch the action at the horse show.

Spectators watch the action at the horse show.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A rider waits for her turn on the course.

A rider waits for her turn on the course.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Riders have a choice of several riding areas at Old Salem Farm.

Riders have a choice of several riding areas at Old Salem Farm.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Riders have a choice of several riding areas at Old Salem Farm.

Riders have a choice of several riding areas at Old Salem Farm.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
One of the horses takes a break at Sunday's show.

One of the horses takes a break at Sunday's show.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Vincent and Whitmore Real Estate at the horse show.

Vincent and Whitmore Real Estate at the horse show.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Riding boots for sale on Boutique Row.

Riding boots for sale on Boutique Row.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Riders enjoyed perfect weather at Sunday's horse show.

Riders enjoyed perfect weather at Sunday's horse show.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Spectators watch Sunday's horse show.

Spectators watch Sunday's horse show.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Enjoying the weather, and the view.

Enjoying the weather, and the view.

Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman

Old Salem Farm’s beautifully manicured grounds, list of elite horses and riders, and social gatherings draw spectators from across the region who delight in strolling the pristine grounds, shopping on "Boutique Row," and sampling the tasty food and beverage selections - all while watching horses and ponies of every size compete for hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.

Sunday at the farm, Boutique Row opened at 10 a.m., there was face painting from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the $50,000 Old Salem Farm Grand Prix, presented by the Kincade Group, capped off the day.

For more info, go to www.oldsalemfarm.net

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