Cricket Goodall’s love of horses shined through at an early age — and still sparkles today. Growing up in Ruxton, she began riding as a 10-year-old with Evelyn Shade, who taught riding at a property near the corner of Bellona Avenue and Rolandvue Road. “That’s when I got the bug,” Goodall said,…
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Riding high: Maryland Horse Breeders Association farm tour highlights group’s 90th birthday
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