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In an Open Field

Posted on 2017-Sep-29 by adohertyh

Saturday morning, on horseback, in an open field!

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Posted in Canton, New YorkTagged action, B&W, black and white, English, field, horse, hunter, jumper, morning, photography, rider, sports, warm-up

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