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Annual fund-raiser helps therapeutic centerPublished 10/30/05
Within the fenced ring, Zane Jackson of Glen Burnie sat tall and straight atop the broad, silky back of a gentle Appaloosa mare named Ellie. "He has perfect posture," said Naomi Parry, executive director of Maryland Therapeutic Riding. "I wish I had posture like that." He might have been trying just a little harder on Thursday, since he had some company. Musicians John Sommers and Mack Bailey, who performed at the Crownsville riding center's annual benefit fund-raiser yesterday at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, stopped by, like they do every year. They had a sell out crowd of 850 seats. It's their biggest...
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